Kwara State Set for Local Government Council Elections on September 21
According to a report from Voice of Nigeria, the Kwara State Local Government Council Elections in North Central Nigeria are scheduled to take place across all 16 local government areas of the state on September 21, 2024.
This information was disclosed in a statement released by Okanla Baba, the Chairman of the electoral body overseeing the elections.
According to statement, “Arrangements is being put in place to make this happen within the set date. We will give further breakdown on the election Time Table of activities soon, all things being equal.
“We urge all stakeholders to follow our public communications, updates, and get ready for the elections within the time frame,” the statement added.
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