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Politicians Express Mixed Reactions Over Conduct of Nass by Elections
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- INEC scheduled by-elections for June 20 to fill vacant National Assembly seats in Enugu, Nasarawa, Rivers, Ondo, Kano, and Kebbi states.
- Vacancies arose from deaths of three senators and appointment of Senator Jimoh Ibrahim as Nigeria’s UN Permanent Representative.
- Constitution mandates by-elections within 90 days of a seat being declared vacant.
- Some politicians, like Wale Martins of YPP, argue by-elections are a waste of resources close to 2027 general elections.