Mr Woghiren urged all participants to play by the rules.
Mr Tinubu claimed he attended and graduated from the school in 1979 with a bachelor’s degree.
Mr Yakubu urged political parties in the state to maintain decorum and civility in their campaigns and comply with the commission’s regulations.
The INEC chairman appealed to registered voters in the affected units to come out with their permanent voter cards (PVCs) for the exercise.
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The REC said the presentation of the voters’ register to the political parties was in line with the relevant section of the Electoral Act.
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Mr Uzodike promised to provide good representation to his constituents.
“Therefore, organising free, fair, and credible elections will be a mirage,” he said.
He said this would ensure better governance at both state and local government levels.
