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  On your marks, set, go: Parties race against May deadline for primaries Political parties in the country have 91 days (May 30) to conduct and finalise primaries that will produce candidates following the release of a revised timetable for the 2027 elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission. INEC on Thursday released the revised timetable for the 2027 general elections. With the new arrangement, the Presidential and National Assembly elections will now take place on January 16, while the governorship and state assembly elections will be held on February 6. In a statement issued on Thursday, the National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Malam Mohammed Haruna, said the commission approved a revised timetable and schedule of activities following changes in the electoral law. In the revised timetable, INEC said the conduct of party primaries, including resolution of disputes arising from primaries, will commence on April 23, 2026 an...

  AMAC Election Final Results; APC won free and fair — A young man shares his opinion  The final results for the AMAC elections held in Abuja last Saturday was released. The outcome of the elections had mixed reactions from the general public and a young man shared his opinion on the issue. 

  Bandit Camp Destroyed in Kwara — But Who Is Leaking Intelligence? Nigerian army discovered a major camp of bout kidnappers and bandits across Kwara State but approaching for an attack they discovered the kidnappers and bandits have been fed with information about the attack. 

Christians Five Times More Likely To Be Killed In Nigeria – US Congressman A member of the United States Congress, Representative   Riley Moore , has alleged that Christians in Nigeria have borne the overwhelming brunt of violent attacks over the past two decades, urging Washington to adopt firmer measures in its engagement with Abuja. Moore, who spoke on what he described as worsening insecurity in Nigeria, maintained that while violence affects citizens across religious lines, Christians are disproportionately targeted.  “ Violence and insecurity in Nigeria affects people of all faiths, but Christians bear the overwhelming brunt of the attacks and have suffered in silence for two decades ,” Moore said. He further claimed that Christians are significantly more vulnerable in the ongoing wave of attacks. “ Christians are five times more likely to be killed than any other religious group ,” he alleged, adding that Fulani militias and terrorist groups frequently target Christian ...

  INFOCITY NEWS Mrs. Adedoja Adeyemi Wins ₦1 Million in Super Splash Draw It was a moment of excitement and celebration as Mrs. Adedoja Adeyemi from Odedeyo emerged winner of ₦1,000,000 in the Super Splash Draw on Super FM 96.3. The fashion designer was filled with joy when she received the life-changing call announcing her as the star prize winner. Having played the game several times, her persistence finally paid off in grand style this February. She was announced alongside other lucky winners who also received ₦100,000, ₦200,000, and ₦250,000 cash prizes during the live draw, making it an exciting afternoon for listeners. The Super Splash Show is played live on Super FM 96.3 at 2:00 PM, giving participants the opportunity to win amazing cash prizes, including the star prize of ₦1,000,000. Listeners can participate by dialing *347639*1000# and purchasing tickets for a chance to win. With the February draw now over. Congratulations to Mrs. Adedoja Adeyemi and all the other winners...

  Just in: Adamawa governor Fintiri officially joins APC Ahmadu Fintiri, governor of Adamawa State, has formally defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC). In a statewide broadcast on Friday, Fintiri announced that members of his cabinet and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state had moved with him to the ruling party. The governor said his decision was driven by the need to fast-track development and act in the best interest of the people of Adamawa State.