INEC Warns Against Premature Campaigns; Tinubu, Atiku Billboards Raise Concerns
INEC has issued a fresh warning regarding premature political campaigns as billboards and posters flood Nigerian cities, including those of prominent politicians like Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Atiku Abubakar. The Electoral Act strictly prohibits campaigns earlier than 150 days before polling day, with INEC emphasizing the need for compliance.
The warning comes amidst concerns of disguised campaign activities through philanthropic gestures. Stakeholders have been reminded of the legal restrictions to prevent violations and maintain electoral integrity.
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