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FCT Minister Wike Declares Friday Work-Free Day Ahead of Abuja Elections
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- •Governor Nyesom Wike announced the work-free day on February 19 in the Federal Capital Territory.
- •The Independent National Electoral Commission reported that 1.5 million voters collected their Permanent Voter Cards for the February 22 elections.
- •The police imposed a 12-hour movement restriction on February 20 to secure the Abuja Area Council elections.
- •The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission arrested 20 individuals for electoral fraud and recovered over 17 million naira during the council polls.
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- ▸If the work-free day increases voter turnout then the elections may reflect a more representative outcome, affecting local governance in the FCT.
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