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Women make up just 9% of 1,303 candidates on INEC's final Senate list

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By Omeiza Ajayi Verified
| Nigeria World Verified
ABUJA: Women account for only 123 of the 1,303 candidates cleared by the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC to contest the 109 senatorial seats nationwide in the 2027 National Assembly elections, representing roughly nine percent of the total field, according to the commissionĂs final list of candidates.
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Nigeria: Anglican Church Bans Immediate Burial of Relatives, Sets 2-Week Minimum Timeframe

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By Omeiza Ajayi Verified
| AllAfrica
ABUJA: The Diocese of Okene, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) in Kogi state, has barred members from burying their departed relatives immediately, insisting that a minimum period of two weeks must elapse before any burial arrangement is concluded. This is contained in a communique reached at the 1st Session of the 6th Synod of the Diocese, jointly signed by the Chairman and Bishop, Dr Emmanuel Onsachi, alongside the Clerical Synod Secretary, Venerable Godwin Omanayin.
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Nigeria: Obi's Blocked Benue Visit, Media Bias Unacceptable - Keyamo

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By Omeiza Ajayi Verified
| AllAfrica
ABUJA -- Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, has condemned the blockade of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, by protesters in Benue State, describing the incident as unacceptable in a democracy. Keyamo, who spoke with Vanguard, also accused sections of the media of applying different standards in reporting similar incidents depending on the political party involved.
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