National INEC Commissioner for Kogi, Kwara and Nasarawa, Mohammed Haruna , inspecting some non-sensitive election materials before their distribution to Registration Areas in preparation for 2019 Kogi governorship election in Lokoja on Friday. PHOTO: NANAmid fears of possible violence, 2.4 million voters in Bayelsa and Kogi states will today decide the next governors of the two states at the ballot.
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