Glamtush reports that the United Kingdom has pledged to support the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to ensure free, fair and credible elections in 2023.
This online platform understands that the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Catriona Laing, who gave the assurance in an interview with NAN on Saturday, said the UK would monitor the elections closely.
The Commissioner revealed that the UK government would use its visa programme to punish whoever is involved in electoral violence either directly or indirectly.
She said, “I should say we always say that each election alongside our U.S partners that we will have eyes on; we will be monitoring this election closely on the ground and through other means.
“And if we understand that an individual has been involved in violence, either directly or through inciting violence, we can use our visa programme to ensure that that person is not allowed to travel to the UK”.
Laing further expressed optimism that with the new electoral law which she said was supported by the UK government, the 2023 election will be free and fair.
Star Life's new series, Saras & Kumud teasers November 2024, can be accessed below. …
Polaris Bank clinched the "Best Mobile App" award at the Digital Jurist Awards 2024. …
Access Holdings’ total assets grew to ₦41.1 trillion in Q3. Glamtush reports that Access…
Nigeria has been ranked fifth globally in daily social media usage. Glamtush reports that…
Saraswatichandra, retitled Saras & Kumud, is Star Life’s upcoming series, which is a shift from…
The top summary from Nigerian newspapers for Monday, November 4th, 2024, can be accessed on…