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Kogi, Bayelsa elections: INEC gives election observers August 30 deadline for application

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INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has fixed Aug. 30,as deadline for the submission of applications by observer groups interested to observe Bayelsa and Kogi governorship elections.

The commission announcef this in a statement on its website on Friday.

It invited interested registered Civil Society Organisations, Non-Governmental Organizations and other  stakeholders which activities focus on democracy, governance and elections, to visit it website (www.inecnigeria.org) for application forms.

‘’Interested observer groups are required to download and complete the application form(s) EC14A (I) indicating the preferred state for observation.

“The forms should be submitted along with other necessary documents, including evidence of past election observation at the Election and Party Monitoring Department, INEC Headquarters, Maiatama, Abuja .

It noted that successful observer groups for the two states elections would be subsequently published in newspapers  and on the commission’s website.

It advised organisations wishing to apply to be truthful in their submissions, saying “any falsification of documents in the submission will lead to automatic disqualification and possible prosecution’’.(NAN)

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