NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!!
This is what INEC doesn’t want you to know publicly.
Please be reminded that the INEC ADHOC registration for SPO, PO's and APO's will be closing on the 19th of Nov 2026.
We’ve had massive mobilization participation here in Delta-North on this. I’m now sharing with the rest of Nigeria.
We are all enjoined to kindly register en-masss even as we continue to reach out to more willing Nigerians who share in our dream of a New Nigeria that is Possible.
It is open to all Nigerians.
Use this link. https://t.co/IMmSzYJcZy
The positions available are SUPERVISORY PRESIDING OFFICER (SPO), PRESIDING OFFICER, (PO), ASSISTANT PRESIDING OFFICER I & II,
RATECH.
Criteria for INEC Adhoc staff,
1. Unit Officer:
*Presiding Officer (PO) & Assistant Presiding Officer (APO):* Conducts voting and accreditation at polling units.
Open to NYSC members, former corps members, or tertiary institution students.
2. *Supervisory Presiding Officer (SPO):*
Supervises polling units in a Registration Area.
Requires being a public/civil servant (Grade Level 10–14).
3. *Registration Area Center* (RAC) Manager: Manages the facility hosting the polling staff. Requires being a head of school or public building staff.
4. *LGA Returning Officer*
At least a doctorate degree/ professor in view of any higher institution within the state.
5. *Senatorial Returning Officer:*
One Person. Mst be a Professor of any higher institution within the State.
If you are in Delta-North and you have registered for any of these, please send me a direct dm.
Remember it’s https://t.co/IMmSzYJcZy. It’s open to all Nigerians. We want you (Good Nigerians) to be our INEC official.
It closes next week 19th of November 2026.
Please retweet.
Political tension in Delta State as NDC supporters reportedly sustain injuries and their vehicle is damaged following an alleged att@ck by thugs in Okpai Community, Ndokwa East LGA, Delta State, during a campaign mobilisation yesterday.
Yesterday, I had the honor of visiting Benue State, traveling from Makurdi, the state capital, to Gboko, where I paid a courtesy call on the revered Tor Tiv. I am profoundly grateful to His Majesty for the gracious welcome and for the opportunity to discuss the development, peace, and welfare of our people.
I particularly commend the Catholic Bishop of Gboko, Most Rev. Father William Avenya, for his steadfast dedication to education. During my visit to the College of Nursing Sciences established under his leadership, an institution I have supported since its inception, I pledged an additional ₦10 million to help strengthen its operations. Supporting education and healthcare is an investment in our collective future.
We then proceeded to Yelwata, where we stood in solidarity with the people and families affected by the tragic massacre. The pain endured by these families, especially the children who lost their parents, is profoundly distressing. To address some of their immediate needs, I committed ₦5 million for the construction of a borehole to improve access to clean water, as well as ₦10 million to support the education of children orphaned by the massacre.
No child should be forced to let the tragedy that has affected their family determine the course of their future. Although no financial contribution can restore the lives lost or remove the suffering endured by their loved ones, we have a responsibility to do everything within our power to renew hope, preserve dignity, and create opportunities for those affected. Education must continue to serve as a bridge to a brighter future for these children.
The day concluded with a town hall meeting held as part of our continuing engagements across the country. I was joined by my elder brother and NDC Vice Presidential candidate, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, as well as other candidates of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Benue State.
These engagements enable us to hear directly from our people, gain a clearer understanding of their concerns, and consider practical responses to the challenges facing our communities and nation. We are firmly of the view that leadership begins with listening and must ultimately be judged by the meaningful difference it makes in people's lives.
I remain firmly persuaded that leadership exists to serve. We must increase our investment in education, healthcare, security, and human development. Our goal must be to build a country in which every Nigerian, regardless of personal circumstances or place of birth, can live with dignity and realize their full potential.
I would like to express my appreciation to the Governor of Benue State, His Excellency, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia. Before my visit, I sent him a message, and he personally returned my call to assure me that I would receive a warm welcome in the state. This exemplifies the true essence of statesmanship: placing humanity and mutual respect above political differences.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the people of Benue State for their warm reception and hospitality. May God continue to bless Benue State and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
A New Nigeria Is POssible! -PO
After watching this video, I tried the number because one would think after this colossal embarrassment, they’d quickly go and fix it to gaslight us but I forgot that our leaders are shameless.
He didn't expect it would be tested live on TV. 😂
Dial 211 as if your father was the one who created it..
Now you went on channels to disgrace yourself..
The arrest and remand of Daniel Ojukwu should concern everyone who believes in accountability and the public's right to know.
Journalism is not a favour granted by those in power. It is an essential part of the accountability architecture of a functioning democracy.
Where there are allegations against a journalist, the proper response is due process, not the creation of an environment where reporting on public expenditure becomes a perilous undertaking.
The questions raised by investigative journalism should be answered with evidence, transparency and facts.
We must be careful not to create a country where the cost of asking difficult questions is the loss of one's liberty.
I stand in solidarity with Daniel Ojukwu and the team at FIJ. His right to a fair hearing must be protected, and his bail application deserves urgent and fair consideration.
A society that makes accountability dangerous will eventually make impunity comfortable.
eh calvary greetings to you, distinguished @akintollgate
Perhaps your busy schedule is why you've not seen this yet. Not to worry tho, I'm here for you. Kindly spare some insightful paragraphs as to what your thoughts are concerning this particular matter.
“Leave me alone, i want to meet Obi, Daddy good afternoon sir, see Obi, I dey with Peter Obi” — Uncontrollable Lady screams excitedly upon meeting His Excellency Mr Peter Obi on the street of Jos.
A New Nigeria is Possible ✌️🇳🇬
APC dey craze gan. Like proper craze. And we sef just sit down dey watch them.
She’s campaigning. She’s in power. She’s highlighting that they don’t have common water. She’s still saying they should vote for them.
APC ya werey gan se
A Sitting Minister Offering People an Amount of Money If They Can Deliver Their Polling Unit Violates Electoral Laws - Obaze
People are facing hyperinflation, decreased purchasing power, and everything has gone up. When there is a need and you cannot meet it, you start looking for extra resources because your disposable income has dried up, and this means those who are unemployed are amenable to being coerced for as little as N2,000.
Oseloka Obaze, Member, NDC President Advisory Committee
BREAKING: Report reaching us is that the Mini Tinubu of Enugu Peter Mbah has told his Chairman of Tourism Rita Mbah to reject Peter Obi and NDC the use of Okpara Square for Campaign Rally.
This level of impunity MUST be rejected!