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INEC Sets To End Phase 1 Voter Registration December 10
INEC Sets To End Phase 1 Voter Registration December 10
INEC sets to end phase 1 voter registration December 10. Ibrahim Abdullahi, INEC’s resident electoral commissioner, said this in a statement in Damaturu on Wednesday.
The Independent National Electoral Commission says the physical (in-person) continuous voter registration exercise in the 17 local government areas of Yobe will end on December 10.
Ibrahim Abdullahi, INEC’s resident electoral commissioner, said this in a statement in Damaturu on Wednesday. He said the display of the preliminary register of voters for claims and objections would last for seven days, beginning from December 15 to December 21.
Mr Abdullahi said the claims and objections would enable the registrants to correct errors on their biodata, including names, wards, and National Identification Numbers.
Mr Abdullahi said the commission set aside December 21 for handling complaints arising from the claims and objections.
The REC, however, said the second phase of the continuous in-person voter registration would begin on January 5, 2026.
He recalled that the continuous voter registration began on August 18 with online registration, one week before the commencement of the in-person registration on August 25.

INEC Sets To End Phase 1 Voter Registration December 10

INEC Sets To End Phase 1 Voter Registration December 10
Mr Abdullahi noted that registration of voters and production of an accurate register were fundamental and critical requirements of the electoral system.
“They are also primary functions of the Independent National Electoral Commission. Section 10 of the Electoral Act 2022 (as amended) mandates the commission to conduct the registration of voters on a continuous basis,” the REC said.
Entertainment
Osimhen Undergoes Successful Surgery Following Injury Against Liverpoo
Osimhen Undergoes Successful Surgery Following Injury Against Liverpoo
Victor Osimhen fractured his hand during a challenge with Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate.
Turkish side Galatasaray, on Monday, announced that Super Eagles forward Victor Olorunfemi has undergone surgery following the hand injury he suffered in the UEFA Champions League round of 16 match against Liverpool last week.
Osimhen only managed to play the first half of the game at Anfield before he was subbed off after fracturing his hand during a challenge with Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate.
In a statement on Monday, Galatasaray confirmed that the club’s doctor, Yener İnce, successfully operated on the 27-year-old to repair his hand at Maslak Acıbadem Hospital.

Osimhen
“In the away match we played against Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16, our player Victor Osimhen, who was injured and unable to continue the game, underwent a successful operation today at Maslak Acıbadem Hospital performed by our club doctor Op. Dr. Yener İnce,” the Galatasaray said.
The club added that it “extend our wishes for a speedy recovery to our footballer and hope for his return to the field at the earliest.”
Galatasaray would hope that Osimhen recovers in time to help the reigning Turkish champions in their fight with Fenerbahce to retain the league title.
News
CAS Honours Troops At Eid-el-Fitr Luncheon As NAF Intensifies Pressure On Terrorist In Makurdi
CAS Honours Troops At Eid-el-Fitr Luncheon As NAF Intensifies Pressure On Terrorist In Makurdi
CAS honours troops at Eid-el-Fitr luncheon as NAF intensifies pressure on terrorist in Makurdi. The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Air Force’s unwavering commitment to sustaining intensified air operations against terrorist and criminal elements, even as he honoured troops of Operation WHIRL STROKE during an Eid-el-Fitr luncheon in Makurdi.
Represented at the event by the Chief of Civil-Military Relations, Air Vice Marshal Edward Gabkwet, the CAS conveyed his profound appreciation for the courage, discipline and sacrifices of personnel deployed within the theatre.
The occasion, marking the successful completion of Ramadan, provided an opportunity to reflect on the enduring values of unity, resilience and selfless service that continue to underpin the operational effectiveness of the Armed Forces.
Addressing the evolving security dynamics in the North-Central region, the CAS assured troops that the Nigerian Air Force remains resolute in prosecuting intelligence-driven air campaigns designed to degrade the operational capabilities of terrorists and criminal networks.
He emphasised the sustained employment of precision strikes, close air support and armed reconnaissance missions in synergy with sister Services and other security agencies, noting that these coordinated efforts have significantly disrupted adversary logistics, command structures and freedom of movement.
The recent operational gains recorded within the theatre were attributed to the professionalism, determination and joint operational synergy demonstrated by personnel on the frontlines.
In his welcome address, the Air Officer Commanding Tactical Air Command, Air Vice Marshal MC Ekwueme, commended the dedication and high morale of personnel, emphasising the importance of sustained operational focus and unity of purpose in confronting emerging threats.
The Air Component Commander, Wing Commander OO Evulobi, delivered the vote of thanks, expressing appreciation for the continued support of the Chief of the Air Staff and the collective efforts of all stakeholders in advancing operational success.

NAF
The CAS further highlighted ongoing investments in modern air platforms, advanced training and enhanced welfare initiatives, while urging personnel to remain vigilant, disciplined and resolute in sustaining efforts towards achieving lasting peace, stability and national prosperity.
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Remi Tinubu Condemns Ozoro ‘Rape Festival’, Says “No Tradition Allows Violation Of Women’s Rights”
Remi Tinubu Condemns Ozoro ‘Rape Festival’, Says “No Tradition Allows Violation Of Women’s Rights”
Remi Tinubu condemns Ozoro ‘rape festival. Mrs Tinubu maintained that no custom can justify violence or abuse against women.
In a statement on her X page on Sunday, Mrs Tinubu said she watched “horrific viral footage” showing girls being physically and sexually assaulted and subjected to humiliation and cruel treatment during what was meant to be a community celebration.
While expressing respect for Nigeria’s diverse cultures and traditions, she mentioned that no custom can justify violence or abuse against women.

Oluremi Tinubu
“No tradition or custom grants any man the right to violate the dignity or freedom of any woman or girl,” she said.
The first lady commended the Nigeria Police Force for the arrest of suspects and urged authorities to ensure that all perpetrators face the full weight of the law.
She also encouraged victims to seek medical and psychological help, and offered her prayers.
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