INEC has released a statement postponing the 2019 Presidential Elections from February 16 to February 23. Attached here is the statement.

Good news awaits the 2016 Beneficiaries whose stipulated time is coming to an end .

The federal Government of Nigeria has decided to enhance them in a special package yet to be announced.
This is according to the information provided by Npower on their official Facebook page.

See attached photo for more details.

STATEMENT ISSUED BY INEC ON THE OSUN GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION…

https://mobile.twitter.com/inecnigeria/status/1043886361672077313?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Here is a picture of the result released by Independent National Electoral Commission. In the result released, the former minister of solid minerals, John Kayode Fayemi of the APC party came out tops, defeating the deputy governor of the state, Prof Kolapo Olusola of the PDP.

Picture obtained from INEC.

The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced in a letter to suspend the continuous voters registration to allow it time to prepare for the general elections in 2019. Here attached is the letter as obtained by @EiENigeria.

Kaduna State 2018 LG Elections: State Government Uses Electronic Voting Machines, First of Its Kind in Nigeria, Second in Africa

Voters in Kaduna State made history as the first electors in Nigeria to use electronic voting on the 12th of May, 2018.

Elections took place on that day in a new format, not used before in Nigeria, to elect Chairmen and Councillors for the 23 Local Government Councils in the state.

This development was first of its kind to happen in Nigeria as Kaduna State became the first sub-national to adopt electronic voting following at least ten countries currently use it. In fact, the election made Kaduna State the second place in Africa to use electronic voting, after Namibia.

This novel action reveals the possibility of merging politics with technology. We therefore, call of the Independent National Electoral Commission to learn from the Kaduna state electoral commission on how it succeeded in making such mix a possibility.

Kaduna State 2018 LG Elections: State Government Uses Electronic Voting Machines, First of Its Kind in Nigeria, Second in Africa

Voters in Kaduna State made history as the first electors in Nigeria to use electronic voting on the 12th of May, 2018.

Elections took place on that day in a new format, not used before in Nigeria, to elect Chairmen and Councillors for the 23 Local Government Councils in the state.

This development was first of its kind to happen in Nigeria as Kaduna State became the first sub-national to adopt electronic voting following at least ten countries currently use it. In fact, the election made Kaduna State the second place in Africa to use electronic voting, after Namibia.

This novel action reveals the possibility of merging politics with technology. We therefore, call of the Independent National Electoral Commission to learn from the Kaduna state electoral commission on how it succeeded in making such mix a possibility.

Kaduna State 2018 LG Elections: State Government Uses Electronic Voting Machines, First of Its Kind in Nigeria, Second in Africa

Voters in Kaduna State made history as the first electors in Nigeria to use electronic voting on the 12th of May, 2018.

Elections took place on that day in a new format, not used before in Nigeria, to elect Chairmen and Councillors for the 23 Local Government Councils in the state.

This development was first of its kind to happen in Nigeria as Kaduna State became the first sub-national to adopt electronic voting following at least ten countries currently use it. In fact, the election made Kaduna State the second place in Africa to use electronic voting, after Namibia.

This novel action reveals the possibility of merging politics with technology. We therefore, call of the Independent National Electoral Commission to learn from the Kaduna state electoral commission on how it succeeded in making such mix a possibility.

Following the killing of two Catholic Priests and lay faithful during morning mass celebration by Fulani Herdsmen, the Bishops have asked the president to resign having done little or nothing to protect the Benue citizens after repeated attacks from the Fulani herdsmen.

Currently trending on social media is Rochas Okorocha, governor of Imo state, over a statue erected in honour of President Jacob Zuma of South Africa.

Zuma is on a two-day working visit to Imo state and was conferred with chieftaincy title –Ochiagha di oha mma of Igbo land – and also given the Imo Merit Award – the highest honour in the state, with a street named after him.

However, the issue that is causing controversy now is the giant-sized statue of Zuma in the state. Many are befuddled on why a state which is owing salaries would spend millions of naira on such craft.

Thanks to @JudeAkporu who availed us with our featured image.

Here are some of the reactions on social media:

My State governor Rochas Okorocha, who's owing pensioners for 22 months erected a giant statue of JACOB ZUMA in NIGERIA! Next up…Mugabe's🙆 pic.twitter.com/kPS2LsM9tQ

— Lord Edictetus (@cchisomu) October 15, 2017

2 Nigerians killed & others injured by South African police.
No word from Jacob Zuma…yet Rochas Okorocha built a statue in his honour. pic.twitter.com/ir3N6EHar4

— Henry O (@Onos147) October 15, 2017

Teacher: Define Stupidity?

Me: Rochas Okorocha spent 520m on South Africa's president; Jacob Zuma's statue in Imo State, Nigeria

Teacher: pic.twitter.com/KyyIDVI7ul

— Made In Ibadan (@UrbanCulture06) October 15, 2017

If you think building Jacob Zuma's statue was outrageous, wait until Gov. Okorocha unveils the statue next to Zuma. It may be Nkiru Slyvanus pic.twitter.com/8KLwpKZukp

— Dr. Njakiri Damages (@DrDamages) October 15, 2017

Dear Rochas Okorocha, you're mad for this statue of Jacob Zuma – https://t.co/b2EFhXTuSn pic.twitter.com/nqubrqrYgq

— Y! Online (@YNaija) October 15, 2017

Rochas Okorocha built statue & road to honour Zuma, South Africa pres.

Rumour* Statue- N520M😨

But, Nigerians are presently attacked in SA😢 pic.twitter.com/recOs0bpd4

— Kemi Ariyo (@d_problemsolver) October 15, 2017

#AdForumCo Rochas Okorocha spent 520M on a statue of SA President Jacob Zuma who has done nothing to stop Xenophobic attacks on our citizens pic.twitter.com/FyXhB0SbAh

— AdForumCo (@AdForumCo) October 15, 2017

Abdulsalam: make you naa read oh

"Gov Rochas Okorocha just erected a statue of Jacob Zuma in Imo state"

OBJ & Shonekan: pic.twitter.com/druNTorhBZ

— Mr.┏̲O̶̲̅┓̲P ┏̲A̶̲̅┓ (@ogbeni_opa) October 15, 2017

Dear Imo State brethren, my heart is with you for your prejudice under your Mad king, Rochas Okorocha & his senseless Jacob Zuma statue. pic.twitter.com/CEkuI8f46s

— Wizkid And Davido (@WizkidAndDavido) October 15, 2017

Gov Rochas built a statue of the president of SA in Owerri using tax payers money. pic.twitter.com/0ltSov9Qlr @adeyanjudeji @mr_ochonogor

— JudiacDaprof (@JudeAkporu) October 14, 2017

I know today is Sunday & this is probably wrong, but Rochas Okorocha is very mad for this statue of Jacob Zuma He built in Imo State pic.twitter.com/5O0JTIY48x

— Tweeter Active (@_Tweeteractive) October 15, 2017

Rochas Okorocha: Imo state people hate this Jacob Zuma statue, let me build one for Nnamdi Azikiwe

His Inner mind: No, build one for Mugabe pic.twitter.com/aLNxaRgsQz

— FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (@Rouvafe) October 15, 2017

To be very honest, Okorocha is a curse. Statue of Jacob Zuma in Owerri? Oh Lord!!!😥

— nekar (@nekkie_u) October 14, 2017

All one needs to know about MonkeyPox virus as got from World Health Organisation’s website.

With regards to the commotion that happened in Anambra state over the immunisation programme by the Nigerian Army, the state governor, Chief Willie Obiano has ordered an immediate stop to the programme.