ELECTION OVERVIEW
The forthcoming Edo State elections, scheduled for 21st September 2024, are poised to be a pivotal event in the state’s political landscape. The election process has drawn significant attention, with numerous candidates vying for the governorship position under various political party banners. Candidates from major parties like the PDP and APC, alongside others, are gearing up to present their platforms and visions for the future of Edo State.
In terms of election preparation, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has laid out a detailed timetable and schedule of activities leading up to the election day. This includes key dates for voter registration, the display of voter lists, and other crucial electoral processes designed to ensure a smooth and transparent election.
This election is pivotal for determining the future leadership of Edo State, with key focuses on economic development, healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
MEET THE CANDIDATES
Senator Monday Okpebholo (APC)
Asuen Ighodalo (PDP)
Olumide Akpata (LP)
Dr. Dennis Aikorogie (National Rescue Movement)
Paul Okongbowa (Young progressive Party)
These candidates bring diverse experiences and visions for the development of Edo State, each promising to tackle local issues and improve the standard of living for its citizens.
VOTERS INFORMATION
To vote in the Edo State election, citizens must be registered to vote. Registration can be done at designated centers within Edo State and through the INEC’s online portal for those within Nigeria. For Edo indigenes in the diaspora wanting to vote, they should ensure their voter’s card is valid and look into specific guidelines provided by INEC for overseas voting, which might involve registering through Nigerian embassies or consulates.
UPDATE AND NEWS
For real-time updates and news, voters and interested parties should monitor the INEC official website and trusted news outlets. Social media platforms and local news channels will also provide ongoing coverage and developments as the election approaches. These resources are essential for staying informed on any changes in the electoral process, candidate platforms, and key debates.
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