List of all Registered Political Parties, Headquarters addresses & Principal Officers

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Have you ever wonder the total number of registered political parties in Nigeria. Today, I show you the List of all Registered Political Parties, their Headquarters addresses and Principal Officers. So, below is the list of all the Registered Political Parties, their Headquarters addresses and Principal Officers in Nigeria according to Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

List of all Registered Political Parties, Headquarters addresses & Principal Officers

  1. A Accord

National Chairman: Hon. Mohammad Lawal Nalado

National Secretary: Hon. Nurudeen O. Adisa

National Treasurer: Mr. Micheal O. Lerama

National Financial Secretary: Hon. Joseph E. Ijeh

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Maxwell Ngbudem

Address: Plot 488, 7 Yauri Street, Area 3, Garki Abuja

Phone Number: 08037038325

Accord” was never registered as “Accord PARTY”, AP. It is simply and just “Accord, A.

See the: 2019 Nigeria General Election Time Table – INEC

  1. AA Action Alliance

National Chairman: Barr. Udeze Kenneth

National Secretary: James A. Vernimbe

National Treasurer: Ekong Effiom

National Financial Secretary: Chief Eze Nwoke

National Legal Adviser: Esq. Anaukyaa Mnenge Peter

Address: Plot 1977 Orlu Street, Area 3, Garki, Abuja. Email: actionalliancenational@gmail.com

Phone Number: 07067277005 / 0803635106.

 

  1. ABP All Blending Party

National Chairman: Hon. Moses Godia Shipi

National Secretary: Uzong George Moses

National Treasurer: Alheri Moses

National Financial Secretary: Mrs. Eyiomo Josephine Eyeremi

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Chikadibia Princewill Senior Maduka

Address: Plot 614, Zone B, Apo Resettlement, Abuja

Phone Number: 08171902205; 07036438020.

 

  1. ACD Advanced Congress Of Democrats

National Chairman: Ag. Peter Blavo

National Secretary: Ag. Rev. Onwuruya Breakforth

National Treasurer: Alh. M. Adamu Takai

National Financial Secretary: Hon. Anthony Amuka

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Pwarigon William

Address: Suite C7, Patsy Plaza, After RCC Building, Along Jabi Road, Jabi-Abuja Phone Number: 07035821690.

 

  1. ACPN Allied Congress Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Alh. Ganiyu O. Galadima

National Secretary: Mr Paul Isamade

National Treasurer: Chief Angus Uzoamaka

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: Bar, Jide Ayenibiowo

Address: Suite D402, Global Plaza, Plot 366, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi Upstairs, Jabi – Abuja

Phone Number: 08038313424.

 

  1. AD Alliance For Democracy

National Chairman: Chief Joseph Avazi

National Secretary: Mr. Fasogbon P. Akinboye

National Treasurer: Mr. Ubong Johnson

National Financial Secretary:

National Legal Adviser: Mr. Kehinde Aworele

Address: 4 Aba Close, Area 8, Garki, Abuja

Phone Number: 08164495673 and 07065850881.

 

  1. ADC African Democratic Congress

National Chairman: Chief Ralph Okey Nwosu

National Secretary: Alh. Sa’id Baba Abdullahi

National Treasurer: Mr. Cavin Alagoa

National Financial Secretary: Mrs. Ifeyinwa Ntima

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ujunwa L. Onwuasoeze

Address: No. 1 Capital Plaza, Nyanyan-Kuru Road, Abuja.

Phone Number: 08059969415.

 

  1. ADP Action Democratic Party

National Chairman: Engr. Yabayi V. Sani

National Secretary: Dr. James Okoroma

National Treasurer: Chief Hon. Declan J. Ogar

National Financial Secretary: Salami Akeem Temitope

National Legal Adviser: Bichi Obadiah Joseph

Address: Plot 3379A, Mungo Park CLose, Off Jesse Jackson Asokoro New Extension-Abuja

Phone Number: 08033001274.

 

  1. AGA All Grassroots Alliance

National Chairman: Hon. Dr. Olukayode Oshiariyo

National Secretary: Prince Julius Ikenna Joseph Otiji

National Treasurer: Rev. Dr. Mrs. Amuzie James Helen Ngozi

National Financial Secretary: Hajia Zainab

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Emmanuel Agbaye

Address: Suites 23A-25A Kaitta Mafayas Office Complex, Zone 4, Gwagwalada, FCT. Abuja

Phone Number: 08037870421; 08063844816.

 

  1. AGAP All Grand Alliance Party

National Chairman: Engr. Okey Chikwendu

National Secretary: Idu Agbo Emmanuel

National Treasurer: Abdulsalam Abdu

National Financial Secretary: Durojaiye Abdulazeez A.

National Legal Adviser: Ojobor Ndubuisi V.

Address: Plot 586, David Jemibewon Crescent, Gudu District-Abuja

Phone Number: 08033802712.

 

  1. ANN Alliance for New Nigeria

National Chairman: Dr. Jay Osi Samuel

National Secretary: Daura Abdulnasser

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: Oladipo Akande

National Legal Adviser: Benjamin Nwaokenye

Address: 20, Durban Street, Wuse 11, Abuja

Phone Number: 08038092478; 08037867880.

 

  1. ANRP Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party

National Chairman: Tope Kolade Fasua

National Secretary: Eberechukwu Christian Okonkwo

National Treasurer: Jafeda Wabac (Ms)

National Financial Secretary: Abdul Mumuryi Azi

National Legal Adviser: Dennis Emamope Omopojor

Address: Plot 1483, Km 27, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Carriage way, Airport Road Lugbe Ext., Abuja

Phone Number: 08033110760; 08067766877.

 

  1. APA African Peoples Alliance Ag.

National Chairman: Emmanuel Urhuarhovie

National Secretary: Samaila Umar Sifawa

National Treasurer: Engr. Usman Aliyu Girei

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Abdulrazak Bello

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Samuel Abidan

Address: 7 Yauri Street, Area 3, Garki, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033493571.

 

  1. APC All Progressives Congress

National Chairman: Chief John Odigie-Oyegun

National Secretary: Mai Mala Buni

National Treasurer: Mohammed Gwargwawa

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Tajudeen Bello

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Muiz Banire

Address: No. 40 Blantyre Street, Wuse II, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033345691.

 

  1. APDA Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance

National Chairman: Mohammed Shittu Kabiru

National Secretary: Dr. Emeka F. Okengwu

National Treasurer: Chief Mrs Olasinmi A.

National Financial Secretary: Margaret Seember Mchivga

National Legal Adviser: Barr. (Mrs) Augusta Eradiri

Address: No. 10 Fandriana Close, Off Oda Crescent, Off Daaresalam St, Behind Glo office, Wuse II-Abuja

Phone Number: 08095900111.

 

  1. APGA All Progressives Grand Alliance

National Chairman: Dr. Victor Ikechukwu Oye

National Secretary: Mr. Labaran Maku

National Treasurer: Hon. Damian Ozurumba

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Garba Ibrahim Carefor

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ifeanyi Mbaeri

Address: 41b Libreville Crescent , Opp. Tulip Press, Aminu Kano Crescent , Wuse 11, Abuja .

Phone Number: 08035897127.

 

  1. APP African Peoples Party

National Chairman: Ikeagwuomu Onyinye

National Secretary: Abu Ibrahim Sossan

National Treasurer: Shehu Bewa Joja

National Financial Secretary: Abdullahi Usman

National Legal Adviser: Ozuruonye Nnenna Cordelia

Address: ?

Phone Number: 08034913080.

 

  1. BNPP Better Nigeria Progressive Party

National Chairman: Prof. Godswill Iheanyi chukwu Nnaji

National Secretary: Alh. Iliyasu Abdu Barde

National Treasurer: Ejimozor Obinna John

National Financial Secretary: Babatunde Omolosho Tayo

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ngozi Nwodo Ibekwe

Address: Block 5, Lokoja Street Area 8 Garki Abuja

Phone Number: 08037881988, 07066451244.

 

  1. C4C Coalition for Change

National Chairman: Rt. Hon. Dr. Geff Chizee Ojinika

National Secretary: Peter Ogbaje Paul

National Treasurer: Oludolapo Mercy Adeyanju

National Financial Secretary: Alome Dominic Oluwa

National Legal Adviser: Onyekuru Alex Ikechukwu

Address: Block 3, No. 49 Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033273950; 08077855110.

 

  1. DA Democratic Alternative

National Chairman: Prince frank Ukonga

National Secretary: Hon. Aishat Abdulsalam

National Treasurer: Pastor Rueben Igboji

National Financial Secretary: Rev Peter Adebiyi

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Simon Imoisi & Co

Address: Suite 2/031 Area 1 Shopping Complex, Area 1, Garki Abuja

Phone Number: 08023423470.

 

  1. DPC Democratic Peoples Congress

National Chairman: Rev. Olusegun Peters

National Secretary: Alh Mohammed Lawal

National Treasurer: Alh Musa Zunairu Dikko

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: Global Plaza, Plot 366, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi-Abuja

Phone Number: 08038308479.

 

  1. DPP Democratic Peoples Party

National Chairman: Chief Benson Gershon

National Secretary: Abdullah D. Mohammed

National Treasurer: ? Ag.

National Financial Secretary: Aliyu Usman

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Lanre Falola

Address: No. 1 Nouakchott Street Zone 1, Wuse, Abuja FCT
Phone Number: 08033381764, 08126850151.

 

  1. FJP Freedom and Justice Party

National Chairman: Dr. Onwubuya John Abraham

National Secretary: Aisha Amina Mohammed Eleyo

National Treasurer: Chioma Obot

National Financial Secretary: Dawodu Adetunji Success (JP)

National Legal Adviser: Omar Musa

Address: Glass House 3 & 4 Anon Plaza Gudu District, FCT, Abuja

Phone Number: 09054546328; 08037003214.

 

  1. FRESH Fresh Democratic Party

National Chairman: Rev. Chris Okotie

National Secretary: Mr Fela Binutu

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary:?

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Kola Dopamu

Address: No. 4 Parhe Close, Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja.

Phone Number: 08033651678.

 

  1. GDPN Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Amb. Odion Cedrack Okpebholo National Secretary: Ismaila Shauzaza National Treasurer: Ojo Abiola Helen (Mrs.) National Financial Secretary: Hon. James Rugu National Legal Adviser: Barrister Stephen Jube Zira Address: Nino House, No. 1, Engr. Linus Okpebholo Street, Off Bwari Dutse, FCT Phone Number: 07039889441; 08052281862.

 

  1. GPN Green Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Chief Sam Eke

National Secretary: Hajara Ishaku

National Treasurer: Mrs. Adebesin Bosede

National Financial Secretary: Hadiza Mali

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Olenka Udenze

Address: No, 5 Church Avenue, Old School Bus Stop, Orozo-Karshi Road, FCT Abuja.

Phone Number: 08065933765 and 08027142078.

 

  1. HDP Hope Democratic Party

National Chairman: Chief Ambrose A. Owuru

National Secretary: ?

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: Plot 43 Gwarinpa Estate, Abuja.

Phone Number: 080511776052, 08033122272.

 

  1. ID Independent Democrats

National Chairman: Edozie Madu

National Secretary: Tobi Adeniyi

National Treasurer: Ahanmisi Izegwuma Abigail

National Financial Secretary: Whetode Desire

National Legal Adviser: Charles Ibeh

Address: 1385C Gurara Street, Off IBB Way, Maitama, Abuja

Phone Number: 08065800000.

 

  1. JMPP Justice Must Prevail Party

National Chairman: Dr. Sarah Nnadzwa Jubril (Mrs.)

National Secretary: Kola Kazeem Saliu

National Treasurer: Dr. Okereke Ejikeme E.

National Financial Secretary: Mohammed S. B Yahaya

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Charles Ogboli

Address: No. 2 Calabar Street, Opp. Naval Headquarters, Area 7, Garki, Abuja.

Phone Number: 09071837163; 08023729503.

 

  1. KP Kowa Party

National Chairman: Alhaji Saidu Bobboi

National Secretary: Mark Adebayo

National Treasurer: Abdullahi Dahiru Bala

National Financial Secretary: Chinyere Egbo Anni

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Dan Onyeonagu

Address: 129 Corner Shop, Beside Total Filling Station, Fed. Housing Est., Lugbe, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033354443.

 

  1. LP Labour Party

National Chairman: Alh. Abdulkadir Abdulsalam (Baraden Paiko) now Dr Mike Omotoso though not yet reflected on INEC website.

National Secretary: Julius Aburi (Acting)

National Treasurer: Mrs. Oluchi Operah

National Financial Secretary: Hajiya Hadiza Kishimi

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Akingbade Oyelekan

Address: Dabo Shopping Mall, 2nd Floor, Plot 73 Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki, Abuja.

Phone Number: 08033005810, 08033154349.

 

  1. LPN Legacy Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Ahmed Mustpha Wushishi

National Secretary: Onwuchelwa Onwuchelwa

National Treasurer: Usman Musa

National Financial Secretary: Awojobi Akuladi Waheem

National Legal Adviser: Hussaini Omar Garba

Address: Flat 4, No 47 Yaounde Street, Zone 6, Wuse, Abuja

Phone Number: 08132825108; 08038932775.

 

  1. MAJA Mass Action Joint Alliance

National Chairman: Chief Mrs. Chika Ibeneme

National Secretary: Prince Gordon Attai

National Treasurer: Otunba Femi Soluade

National Financial Secretary: Hon. Guwo Lawan Abba

National Legal Adviser: Mrs. Chizim Chinda Glory

Address: House No. 24, Road 15, Efab City Estate, Life Camp, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033264278; 08032350671.

 

  1. MDP Modern Democratic Party

National Chairman: Adebukunyi Olateru-Olagbegi

National Secretary: Adetoro Adetoun Fowoshere

National Treasurer: Abayomi Olofinwa

National Financial Secretary: Ibrahim Khahil Ahmed

National Legal Adviser: Ogunpe Olatunji

Address: Suite B19 Discovery Mall Adeola Adetokunbo Wuse 11, Abuja

Phone Number: 08093894841; 08080805809.

 

  1. MMN Masses Movement of Nigeria

National Chairman: ?

National Secretary: ?

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: ?

Phone Number: ?

 

  1. MPPP Mega Progressive Peoples Party

National Chairman: Ag. Hon. Hamisu Santuraki

National Secretary: Ag, Mohammed S. Kanze

National Treasurer: J.P Ishaku Dallo

National Financial Secretary: Sanni A. Kanlari

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Oguntimering Adelaja

Address: 1st Avenue, House 53, FHA, Lugbe, Abuja.

Phone Number: 07030147731.

 

  1. NAC National Action Council

National Chairman: Dr. Olapade Agoro

National Secretary: Mr. Joshua Shitta

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: ?

Phone Number: ?

 

  1. NCP National Conscience Party

National Chairman: Yunusa Tanko

National Secretary: Ayodele Akele

National Treasurer: V.C. Odumejemba Esq

National Financial Secretary: Amina Mohammed

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Jonathan Edehbru

Address: 1, Younde Street, Wuse Zone 6, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033144131.

 

  1. NDCP Nigeria Democratic Congress Party

National Chairman: Charles Idehen

National Secretary: Abdulkareem Salisu Matori

National Treasurer: Esther Nkese Nya Effiom

National Financial Secretary: Peacock Ise Ogbebor

National Legal Adviser: Oluwaseto Oluseto Franklin

Address: 28 Tunis Street Wuse Zone 6

Phone Number: 09025288682, 08137855974.

 

  1. NDLP National Democratic Liberty Party

National Chairman: Alh. Umar Mohammed Maizabura

National Secretary: Chief Agomoyo

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: ?

Phone Number:?

 

  1. NEPP Nigeria Elements Progressive Party

National Chairman: ?

National Secretary: ?

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser:?

Address:?

Phone Number 😕

 

 

  1. NGP New Generation Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Dr. Yakubu Shendam

National Secretary: Alh. Mohammed Abdu

National Treasurer: Alexander Naalong Danjuma

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Shettima Naramai

National Legal Adviser: Gbehe Cornelius Aondowase

Address: No 9B, 61/63 Road, Aliko Dangote Crescent, Gwarinpa-Abuja

Phone Number: 08184995001, 08060519785.

 

  1. NIP National Interest Party

National Chairman: Atuedide Eunice Uche Julian

National Secretary: Oluwafikayo Seun Adeyemi

National Treasurer: Hadiza Hussien Abdullahi

National Financial Secretary: Abdulkadir Bello Ahmed

National Legal Adviser: Sani Abass

Address: Suite 101, NCWS Building, Area 11, Garki, FCT, Abuja

Phone Number: 08144246272; 08034888493.

 

  1. NNPP New Nigeria Peoples Party

National Chairman: Dr. B.O Aniebonam

National Secretary: Major Gilbert Agbo

National Treasurer: Nasir A. Abubakar

National Financial Secretary: Eugene Nweke

National Legal Adviser: Bar. Nura Abdullahi

Address: Plot MF 01, SDP Layout City, Centre Plaza, Suit G.F.01, Cadastral Area, Behind Noble Height Academy, Karu FCT, Abuja.

Phone Number: 08037133594.

 

  1. NPC Nigeria Peoples Congress

National Chairman: Barr. Suleiman Ahmed Akasawua

National Secretary: Abdulmalik Abdulrahman

National Treasurer: Olayinka Olajide

National Financial Secretary: Nelson Samuel

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Timothy Kyuga

Address: Peace Park Suite D4/5 Plot 749, Utako Abuja

Phone Number: 08035963971.

 

  1. NPM New Progressive Movement

National Chairman: Mustapha Bala Getso

National Secretary: Umma Abdullahi

National Treasurer: Eze Charles Chinedu

National Financial Secretary: Gift Yusuf Shallangwa

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Folorunsho Olufemi

Address: Hillside Plaza, 2nd Floor, Room A202 AYA Junction, Asokoro, Abuja Phone Number: 08033668262; 07037477315.

 

  1. NRM National Rescue Movement

National Chairman: Sen. Saidu Muhammed Dansadau

National Secretary: Barr. Chinedum Odenyi

National Treasurer: Umar Mustapha

National Financial Secretary: Aliyu Safiyanu

National Legal Adviser: Olayinka Adebola Abiose

Address: Plot 188 American International School Rd, Off Oladipo Diva Express way by Games Village, Durumi District, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033117340; 08037038721.

 

  1. NUP National Unity Party

National Chairman: Chief Perry Opara

National Secretary: ?

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary

National Legal Adviser:?

Address:?

Phone Number: ?

 

  1. PANDEL People’s Alliance for National Development & Liberty

National Chairman: Amb. Abah Lewis Elaigwu

National Secretary: Elder Mike Omohimua

National Treasurer: Kantiok Peter Luke

National Financial Secretary: Effiong Akpan Okoro

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Joe Kekong

Address: 9 Abdou Diof Off Kwame Nkruma St, Asokoro, Abuja, Nigeria

Phone Number: 08176558660, 08023500479.

 

  1. PDC People For Democratic Change

National Chairman: Alhaji Mudi M. Waziri

National Secretary: Barr. Benjamin Emeka Igwe

National Treasurer: Chief Udo Uduak Asuquo

National Financial Secretary: Charles Okoroafor

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ayo Omoleupon

Address: 2 Bitou Street, off parakou strrt, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja Phone Number: 08023645376.

 

  1. PDM Peoples Democratic Movement

National Chairman: Bashir Yusuf Ibrahim

National Secretary: Dr. Joseph O. Akinwumi

National Treasurer: Gagogo Emmanuel

National Financial Secretary: Aku Cecilia Betzom

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Kabiru Umaru Dodo

Address: 72 Mississippi Street, Maitama – Abuja

Phone Number: 08082678233.

 

  1. PDP Peoples Democratic Party

National Chairman: Prince Uche Secondus

National Secretary: ?

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: Wadata Plaza , Michael Okpara Way , Zone 5, Wuse, Abuja

Phone Number:?

 

  1. PPA Progressive Peoples Alliance

National Chairman: Chief Peter Ameh

National Secretary: Kehinde Edun

National Treasurer: Mrs. Akpa Elizabeth

National Financial Secretary: Lawrence Ade

National Legal Adviser: Otanwa John

Address: Warri Street, off Emeka Anyoku Street, Area 11, Garki, Abuja

Phone Number: 08023137834, 08094472176.

 

  1. PPC Providence People’s Congress National Chairman: Benson Adeton

National Secretary: Sanjo Hamzat

National Treasurer: Okpala Emeka Kenneth

National Financial Secretary: Olokode Adenike

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: ?

Phone Number: 08037141200; 08035854586.

 

  1. PPN Peoples Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Hon. Razak Eyiowuawi

National Secretary: Alh. Garba Ibrahim Yakasai

National Treasurer: Engr. Eno Enang

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Saidu Bello Abubakar

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Adamu Kana

Address: House 43, 6th Avenue, Gwarimpa Estate, Abuja Model City.

Phone Number: 07037674661/ 08062471148.

 

  1. PPP Peoples Progressive Party

National Chairman: Dr. Damian Uzoma Ogbonna

National Secretary: Mrs. Vera Oseni

National Treasurer: Hon. Richard Benson Echigbue

National Financial Secretary: Abubakar Aliyu Ibrahim

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Chibuzor C. Ezike

Address: Block D, Suite 20 Efab Plaza Extension Area 11 Garki Abuja

Phone Number: 08034213272, 07033777573.

 

  1. PRP Peoples Redemption Party

National Chairman: Alhaji Balarabe Musa

National Secretary: ?

National Treasurer National Financial Secretary:?

National Legal Adviser:?

Address:?

Phone Number:?

 

  1. PT People’s Trust

National Chairman: Ahmed Muh. Sani

National Secretary: Umar Khalifa Mohammed

National Treasurer: Aliyu Abubakar

National Financial Secretary: Manir Tukur

National Legal Adviser: Dayo Godwin

Address: ?

Phone Number: 07037126716, 08166814254.

 

  1. RBNP Re-build Nigeria Party

National Chairman: Chief Japhet Anyanwu

National Secretary: Hon. Musa Abutu

National Treasurer: Silifat Usman Oyiza

National Financial Secretary: Hon. Larry Badmus

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Nweke Chukwudi

Address: House No. 26 Ficus Benjamin Street, Gaduwa Estate, Abuja, FCT

Phone Number: 08033410691; 08033921880.

 

  1. RP Restoration Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Nsehe Nseobong

National Secretary: Zino Aliru

National Treasurer: Abubakar Jaafar Dabawa

National Financial Secretary: Joy Joseph Omor

National Legal Adviser: F. O. Wainwei

Address: 5 Jerusalem Street, Old Kutunku Gwagwalada, Abuja, Nigeria

Phone Number: 09035598566; 08036977730.

 

  1. SDP Social Democratic Party

National Chairman: Chief. Olu Falae

National Secretary: Dr. Sadiq Umar Abubakar

National Treasurer: Chief. Clarkson Nnaji

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Lawan Kassim Funtua

National Legal Adviser: Chief. Dr. Robson Momoh

Address: Plot 2105 Herbert Macaulay Way, Opp. Sky Memorial Plaza, Block B3, Wuse zone 6, Abuja

Phone Number: 08036203435/ 08089367398.

 

  1. SNP Sustainable National Party

National Chairman: Kayode Arimoro Michael

National Secretary: Yusuf Ibrahim

National Treasurer: Jummai Yewande Maha

National Financial Secretary: Yau Isah

National Legal Adviser: Ifunanya Anemalechi

Address: No 1 K 2nd Avenue Kado Mbinko, Gwarinpa, Abuja

Phone Number: 08065308089; 08065977831.

 

  1. SPN Socialist Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Mrs. Segun Sango

National Secretary: Mr. Chinedu Bosah

National Treasurer: Basir Razaq Tanko

National Financial Secretary:?

National Legal Adviser: ?

Address: No. 42 Adetokunbo Ademola Street Wuse II Abuja.

Phone Number: 08023180522.

 

  1. UDP United Democratic Party

National Chairman: ?

National Secretary: Barr. Godson Okoye

National Treasurer: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: Tony Ogbulafor

Address: 6 Gnassingbe Eyedema Street, Asokoro District, Abuja

Phone Number: 08033113639/ 08055302788.

 

  1. UPN Unity Party of Nigeria

National Chairman: Prof. Bankole Okuwa

National Secretary: Alhaji Abubakar Abdullahi Sokoto

National Treasurer: Engr. Okey Nwaneri

National Financial Secretary: ?

National Legal Adviser: Address: Block 10, Flat 1, Amasuma Close, Area 2, Section 1, Garki – Abuja

Phone Number: 08022179684/ 0703559449.

 

  1. UPP United Progressive Party

National Chairman: Chief Chekwas Okorie

National Secretary: Barr. Bello Umar

National Treasurer: Prince O.N.C. Akanagbu

National Financial Secretary: Alh. Ibrahim Sulaiman

National Legal Adviser: Barr. Agbo Agbo

Address: The Dome N-Glory Centre, Plot 412, Cadestral Zone, CBD, Abuja

Phone Number: 07030521292.

 

  1. YDP Young Democratic Party

National Chairman: Barr. Georgina Dakpokpo

National Secretary: Hon. Bolaji Oni

National Treasurer: Hon. Adex Adetula

National Financial Secretary: Hon. Ahmad Kawu

National Legal Adviser: Bar. Ugo Nwofor

Address: No. 12 ubiaja Crescent, Garki 2, Abuja.

Phone Number: 09098432977.

 

  1. YPP Young Progressive Party

National Chairman: Comrade Bishop Amakiri

National Secretary: Barr. Vidiyeno Bamaiyi

National Treasurer: Usman Haruna

National Financial Secretary: Amechi Chidi Charles

National Legal Adviser: Lagi Innocent

Address: Block 10, Flat No. 1 Benue Crescent, Area 1, Garki Abuja

Phone Number: 08100005566, 07050505010.

The above are the list of all the Registered Political Parties in Nigeria as of the time this article is written.

 

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2019 Nigeria General Election Time Table – INEC

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INEC ELECTION 2019

INEC

*Presidential and National Assembly elections – Saturday, 16th February 2019.
*Governorship and State Assembly / Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Council elections – Saturday, 2nd March 2019.
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has scheduled the 2019 Presidential and National Assembly elections for Saturday, 16th February, while the Governorship and State Assembly / Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Council elections have been scheduled for Saturday, 2nd March 2019.

This meeting was held by the Chairman of the Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC), Prince Solomon Soyebi, at a press briefing held at the Commission’s Headquarters, Abuja.
Prince Soyebi pointed out that the Commission believes that there should be certainty with regard to the timetable for elections as well as advanced democracies. Said he: “in order to ensure certainty in our dates for Political Parties, Security Agencies, candidates and all stakeholders, the Commission has decided to fix the date for the National Elections for the third Saturday, followed by State elections two weeks later “.

He continued: “To that extent, the 2019 Presidential and National Assembly Elections will be held on Saturday, 16th February 2019, while the Governorship / State Assembly / Federal Capital Territory Area Council Elections will hold on Saturday 2nd March 2019”.

RIVERS RE-RUN: TWENTY THREE ELECTORAL OFFICERS PLACED ON PROHIBITION
The decision of the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) informed the Commission that the 23 Electoral Officers have been short-listed.

The Chairman of the Information and Voter Education Committee, Prince Solomon Soyebi at a press briefing, held at the Commission Headquarters yesterday, explained the reason for the action. He said: “The Commission has always said that it will cooperate with security agencies for the prosecution of our staff.

He continued: “accordingly, at our meeting today, the Commission resolves to apply the provisions of the INEC Terms and Conditions of Service to all those who have been short-lived, since it is gross misconduct. The penalty for this is interjection. All the 23 Electoral Officers will be placed on a half-hearted salary and will not be charged for their respective cases “.

On the recommendation of the EFCC Report for misconduct during the 2015 General Elections, the IVEC Chairman explained the Commission’s decision to defer its decision on the EFCC report to enable it reconcile with the DPP report. It was said that some of the staff were being prosecuted by the DPP.

Prince Soyebi, used the opportunity to announce the schedule for the Commission’s routine quarterly consultations with stakeholders as follows:

1. Tuesday, 14th March has been scheduled for meeting with Political Parties.
2. Wednesday, 15th March has been scheduled for meeting with Civil Society Organizations.
3. Friday, 17th March has been scheduled for the meeting with the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES)
4. Monday, March 21st March is the day scheduled for meeting with Media organizations?

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Outbreak of monkeypox viral disease in Agbura, Yenagoa Bayelsa state

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There is an outbreak of monkeypox viral disease which has emanated from Agbura in Yenagoa LGA, Bayelsa state. Several people are infected. Cases are being treated in Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital, NDUTH Okolobiri. The Doctor that handled the first case has been infected. Meanwhile, isolation centre has been created. The state epidemiology unit in collaboration with WHO and NCDC is tackling this issue for the past 1 week. See complete facts about Monkeypox viral disease.

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Monkeypox virus infected patient

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Meanwhile, the Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole, has called on Nigerians to stop eating dead animals, bush meat, particularly monkeys, as Nigerian health authorities launch measures to curb the spread of monkeypox, following suspected cases of the disease in Bayelsa State.

In a press statement by the ministry on Thursday, Mr. Adewole assured Nigerians that the health ministry was working on curbing the spread of the disease.

Symptoms of the disease include headache, fever, back pains and in advanced cases, rashes bigger than those caused by chicken pox.

The minister urged anyone with the symptoms to immediately report to the nearest health facility, while advising health workers to maintain a high index of suspicion and observe safety precautions.

He warned that there is no known treatment or preventive vaccines, hence people should be at alert and avoid crowded places as much as possible.

Mr. Adewole outlined measures being taken to include placing health facilities in Bayelsa on alert, having patients suspected of the disease quarantined, and providing supportive treatments being offered to the victims.

The minister said investigation is still on-going and that health partners were working with the ministry on the reported outbreak.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC team in Bayelsa state are also supporting the state government in curbing the spread of the disease, he said.

Monkeypox, a viral disease, broke out in Yenagoa, Bayelsa capital and about 11 persons have been placed under medical surveillance.

An isolation centre was created by NCDC and the epidemiological team of the state’s Ministry of Health to control the spread of the virus.

About 49 other persons who had been in contact with the persons infected with the virus are also being tracked by health experts.

The Bayelsa State Commissioner of Health, Ebitimitula Etebu, who had earlier confirmed suspicion of the disease, said samples of patients had been sent to a laboratory in Dakar, Senegal for confirmation

 

Warning: be careful with hand shakes ,closeness and other intimacy. There is a virus spreading in Bayelsa state called monkey pox. It is contagious and three people and a doctor have been infected. They are all at Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital NDUTH, okolobiri in Bayelsa state.

Facts about Monkeypox viral disease

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Monkeypox is a viral disease that produces pox lesions on the skin and is closely related to smallpox but is not nearly as deadly as smallpox was. The history of monkeypox is new (1958), and the first human cases were diagnosed and differentiated from smallpox in the early 1970s. Monkeypox virus causes monkeypox. The majority of cases are transmitted from animals (rodents) to humans by direct contact. Person-to-person transfer, probably by droplets, can occur infrequently. Risk factors for monkeypox include close association with African animals (usually rodents) that have the disease or caring for a patient who has monkeypox. During the first few days, symptoms are nonspecific and include fever, nausea, and malaise. After about four to seven days, lesions (pustules, papules) develop on the face and trunk that ulcerate, crust over, and begin to clear up after about 14-21 days, and lymph nodes enlarge. There may be some scarring. The diagnosis of monkeypox is often made presumptively in Africa by the patient’s history and the exam that shows the pox lesions, however, a definitive diagnosis is made by PCR, ELISA, or Western blotting tests that are usually done by the CDC or some state labs. Definitive diagnosis is important to rule out other possible infectious agents like smallpox. Treatment may consist of immediate vaccination with smallpox vaccine because monkeypox is so closely related to smallpox. Treatment with an antiviral drug or human immune globulin has been done. In general, the prognosis for monkeypox is good to excellent as most patients recover. The prognosis may decrease in immune-compromised patients, and patients with other problems such as malnutrition or lung disease may have a poorer prognosis. Monkeypox are preventable as long as people avoid direct contact with infected animals and people. Vaccination against smallpox seems to afford about an 85% chance of avoiding the infection. There is no commercially available vaccine specifically for monkeypox. Research is ongoing to study antivirals, genetics, and rapid tests for monkeypox.

What is monkeypox?

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Monkeypox virus infected patient

Monkeypox is a relatively rare disease that was first detected in monkeys in Africa in 1958 and resembles smallpox in terms of the skin lesions (pox) seen in humans as part of the physical findings and also because the cause is a virus that is closely related to the smallpox (variola) virus. Monkeypox, smallpox, cowpox, and vaccinia viruses all belong to the same family of viruses, the Poxviridae. Monkeypox belongs to same genus (Orthopoxvirus) as smallpox. The disease is different from smallpox. Monkeypox may be transferred from animals to people (or person to person) and has far less mortality (death rate) than smallpox had. Monkeypox virus is endemic in rodent populations in Africa. Smallpox did not infect any endemic animal population. The press and bloggers have occasionally tried to link monkeypox to other diseases such as mad cow disease, Ebola, leprosy, yellow fever, and other viral and immunological diseases, but there is no scientific evidence.

What is the history of monkeypox?

Monkeypox has a relatively recent history. It was first discovered in monkeys in 1958, although a “vesicular disease in monkeys” was described in the1860s. The disease, and eventually the causative virus, was named monkeypox because the lesions (pox) seen in monkeys developed like other known pox-forming diseases (pustules that eventually break open, ulcerate, crust over, and some pox form scars in the skin). Later studies showed the “monkeypox” virus was actually sustained endemically in African rodents. It was not until 1970 in Africa (Zaire, now the Democratic Republic of Congo), when a 9-year-old boy (who developed smallpox-like lesions) was the first person to eventually be diagnosed with monkeypox. This situation initially caused concern that smallpox may also have an animal reservoir or endemic population that would make eradication of smallpox impossible. Fortunately, this was not the case because monkeypox was found to be a different species of pox virus, and smallpox was eradicated from the human population by vaccinations in 1979 (currently, only a few research labs have access to smallpox viruses). Monkeypox is now the major Orthopoxvirus that infects humans and fortunately, not frequently. However, vigilance is warranted as there have been several outbreaks of monkeypox since the 1970s. Although most have occurred in Africa (mainly western and central Africa), there was an outbreak in the U.S. in 2003. This apparently happened when an animal distributor either housed or transported monkeypox-infected African rodents (Gambian rats) with prairie dogs that were later purchased as pets, became “sick,” and transmitted the disease to their owners.

What causes monkeypox? How is monkeypox transmitted?

Monkeypox is caused by an Orthopoxvirus named monkeypox. The viruses are oval brick-shaped viruses that have a lipoprotein layer with tubules or filaments that cover the viral DNA. There are many members of this viral genus, including such species as variola (smallpox), cowpox, buffalopox, camelpox, rabbitpox, and others. Most species infect a particular animal species but occasionally may infect other mammals.

Transmission of monkeypox is usually by direct contact with infected animals or possibly by eating poorly cooked meat from an infected rodent or monkey. Cutaneous or mucosal lesions on the infected animals are a likely source of transmission to humans, especially when the human skin is broken due to bites, scratches, or other trauma — are a likely source for virus infection. Person-to-person transfer, probably by infected respiratory droplets, is possible but is not often documented. One study suggested that only about 8%-15% of infections were transmitted person to person among close family members.

What are risk factors for monkeypox?

Monkeypox is a relatively uncommon disease. Risk factors include animal bites and scratches from infected animals (mainly African rodents or monkeys) or from other rodents (like prairie dogs) that have had contact with African animals infected with the virus. People should avoid eating any meat from such animals is advised. Recent studies have shown that several species of mammals can be infected with monkeypox, even though the species had never been associated with the virus in their normal environment. Person-to-person transfer, although infrequent, can be reduced or prevented by avoiding direct physical contact with the patient and having the patient’s caregivers wear gloves and face masks.

What are monkeypox symptoms and signs?

The first symptoms that occur are nonspecific — fever, sweating, malaise, and some patients may develop a cough, nausea, and shortness of breath. About two to four days after fever develops, a rash with papules and pustules develops most often on the face and chest, but other body areas may eventually be affected, including mucus membranes inside the nose and mouth. These skin and mucus membrane pox lesions can ulcerate, crust over, and then begin to heal in about 14-21 days. In addition, lymph nodes usually swell during this time. Some pox lesions may become necrotic and destroy sebaceous glands, leaving a depression or pox scar that, with monkeypox, may gradually become less pronounced over a few years. The toxemia that was seen with smallpox is not seen with monkeypox.

How is monkeypox diagnosed?

The history (especially association with rodents or other animals) and physical exam (present of pox lesions) is presumptive evidence for a diagnosis of monkeypox. Caution is advised. Infectious-disease consultants and CDC personnel should be notified because this infection may represent two additional problems. First, in the U.S. or other countries, it may likely indicate an outbreak of monkeypox, and informed health authorities may help to identify the source of the infection and prevent its spread. The second problem is unlikely but far more serious; the early symptoms may represent a biological warfare or terrorist attack with smallpox that is mistakenly identified as monkeypox. Consequently, definitive diagnosis of this viral disease, outside of Africa, and especially in developed countries where monkeypox is not endemic, is urged. Most laboratories do not have the reagents to do this testing, so state labs or the CDC will need to process the samples to establish a definitive diagnosis. These tests are based on detecting antigenic structures (usually from skin or pox samples or occasionally serum) specific to either monkeypox virus or immunoglobulin that reacts with the virus. PCR (polymerase chain reaction), ELISA techniques (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay), or Western blotting tests (immunoblotting) are the main tests used.

What is the treatment for monkeypox?

The CDC recommends the following:

A smallpox vaccination should be administered within two weeks of exposure to monkeypox.Cidofovir (Vistide), an antiviral drug, is suggested for patients with severe, life-threatening symptoms.Vaccinia immune globulin may be used, but efficacy of use has not been documented.

For severe symptoms, supportive measures such as mechanical ventilation may rarely be needed. Consultation with an infectious-diseases expert and the CDC is recommended.

What is the prognosis of monkeypox?

The usual prognosis of patients with monkeypox is good to excellent. Many patients have mild symptoms. However, patients with immune or other compromised health problems (malnutrition, lung problems) may develop complications of secondary bacterial infections, pneumonia, and dehydration. Older estimations of a 10% death rate were published, but in the last 10-15 years, this has been revised to less than 2% of infected individuals, with the worst cases originating from animal-to-human infection, not person to person.

Can monkeypox be prevented?

Monkeypox can be prevented by avoiding eating or touching animals known to acquire the virus in the wild (mainly African rodents and monkeys). Person-to-person transfer has been documented. Patients who have the disease should physically isolate themselves until all of the pox lesions have healed (lost their crusts), and people who are caring for these patients should use barriers (gloves and face masks) to avoid any direct or droplet contact. Caregivers should obtain a smallpox vaccination (see below).

Because smallpox and monkeypox are so closely related, studies have suggested that people vaccinated against smallpox have about an 85% chance of being protected from monkeypox. Consequently, the CDC recommends the following:

Patients with depressed immune systems and those who are allergic to latex or smallpox vaccine should not get the smallpox vaccine.Anyone else who has been exposed to monkeypox in the past 14 days should get the smallpox vaccine, including children under 1 year of age, pregnantwomen, and people with skin conditions.

There is no commercially available vaccine designed specifically for monkeypox.

What research is being done on monkeypox?

Research is ongoing with monkeypox virus. For example, prairie dogs are being used as animal models to test the effectiveness of vaccinations. Several studies are using animal models to test the effectiveness of several antiviral drugs to reduce or eliminate symptoms in experimental infections. Because of the close relationship of smallpox to monkeypox, genetic comparison and genetic alteration studies are likely to be available in the future, along with more rapid detection tests.

Where can people get more information about monkeypox?

Additional information about monkeypox can be found at these web sites:

“Monkeypox,” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

“Monkeypox,” Medscape.com

“Updated Interim CDC Guidance for Use of Smallpox Vaccine, Cidofovir, and Vaccinia Immune Globulin (VIG) for Prevention and Treatment in the Setting of an Outbreak of Monkeypox Infections,” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Medically reviewed by Robert Cox, MD; American Board of Internal Medicine with subspecialty in Infectious Disease

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Cheapest Online Shopping Sites in Nigeria – Review!

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In Nigeria today, many different types of online shopping sites have emerged. Gone are the days of Nigerians struggle to buy items online from Amazon, ebay, Wallmart, etc.  Online shopping stores in Nigeria are now even categorized and they include; Online clothes, dress and shoes shopping sites, Fashion online shopping sites, baby things online stores, online grocery shopping sites, online electronics stores, online phones and accessories shopping sites, online pharmaceutical stores, game shopping mall, online wedding gown and ring stores etc. In spite of this, it still baffles me how costly most online stores place their products.

My major reason of creating this post is to present to you some few notable online shopping sites in Nigeria where you can buy product at an “affordable prices” with wide availability of products to make your best choice.

Cheapest online shopping site in Nigeria is a mirage and the answers you get when you search for cheapest online shopping sites in Nigeria can be misleading. This is because most online stores in Nigeria that claim to offer cheap product, deceive buyers.

Again, I want you to know that it may be hard to find an online store in Nigeria that sells all their products at a cheap rate compare to other online stores. A kind of thing you may like get or see will be; an online store A can sell a mobile phone at the price of ₦5000 and shoes at price rate of ₦10000 while online store B will sell the same mobile phone at price of ₦8000 and exactly the same shoes at rate of ₦7000. Which of these two online stores can you now say – sell items at low or affordable price? The best way to get cheap product to buy online is to be specific in your search terms. Example; if you want to buy shoes online at cheap price; simply search for cheap shoes online stores in Nigeria, cheap mobile phones online shopping sites in Nigeria, cheap drug and pharmaceutical online stores in Nigeria (you can even specific here by searching individual drug name), etc. Here below is the list of 5 notable ‘cheap items specific’ online shopping sites in Nigeria

5 cheap online shopping sites in Nigeria

  1. Konga Nigeria

Kong Nigeria is Largest Online Mall and a shopping site for electronics, phones, computers, fashion, groceries, sport fitness, books and more at the best price.

Konga is widely known to offer low price on products compare to their market competitors.  They have a good customer reviews and had been into the business for not less than 6 years now.  I will still advice you compare prices of items on sales with the online stores below.

  1. Jumia Nigeria

Nigeria’s No.1 Online Retailer and a Shop in Nigeria for electronics, groceries, sport fitness, car accessories, phones, books, fashion & more online from top quality brands.

Jumia products on display are of good quality. Jumia recorded few poor customer reviews. Their product are a bit pricy when compare to that of konga product. Example; Microsoft lumia 535 phone (green) which is ₦30, 000 on Jumia is ₦27,300 on Konga. Jumia have extended tentacle across many products with great deals.

  1. Slot Nigeria

Slot Nigeria is already a household name in Nigeria. They deal exclusively on mobile phones, accessories, laptop and many more. They sell varieties of cheap and expensive mobile phones, batteries, inverter, tablets and mobile devices. They have numerous trusted customers offline. Slot Nigeria has recorded a impressive customer reviews and they almost have branch office almost across 36 states in Nigeria.

  1. Kara Nigeria

Kara is a leading online store in Nigeria where you can buy your household appliances, laptops, phones, tablets, generators, power inverters, electrical appliances, automobiles etc. Kara.com claim to offer quality and affordable products, “we offer online payment and cash on delivery or bank transfer for best prices, cheap and convenient.

  1. Adibba Nigeria

Adibba is an online shopping platform that offers ever growing varieties of product categories for sale to consumers at very competitive prices. They different varieties of items such phones, home appliances, fashions, batteries, inverter etc.

These are few online stores that popularly known and with a good service delivery.

If you have had problem with any of the above listed online shopping site, feel free to tell us here. This will help us in our next reviews and rating of all online stores in Nigeria.

Happy online shopping!

I will update this post as the need arises!

Nigeriaplatform.com; an online community

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Nigeriaplatform.com is an online community.  It is a community of online users; dedicated professional and non-professional who are in dare need to find solutions to their problem. Members can ask a question and they will receive the best answer, in real-time from real people. Ask, and you will be answered. As a community, you can make friends, chat with your friends or send private messages to your friends.  Activities of the members are display real-time.

Why was Nigeriaplatform created?

The internet is filled with fraudsters and scams. Many online users are victim of these fraudsters and scammers in their quest to find solution(s) to their problem. Nigeriaplatform is a platform of dedicated and sincere people; people you can trust always. Any member who misbehaves is ban outrightly. No need asking Google search engine that can land you into the hands of online fraudster and Scams. Join Nigeriaplatform to ask real people. Be part of this large community to get your problem solved by real people.

What will I stand to gain by being a member of Nigeriaplatform?

You have a lot to gain and you have nothing to loss.

  1. You can earn money on Nigeriaplatform. If your answer to a question is voted as the best by the community members before the question is marked as closed or resolved. You will earn some money. The amount is not yet fixed.
  2. You can make friends too on Nigeriaplatform. Yes! Real friends.
  3. You can always have a community to resort to when you need answer to your problem. All the topics that you can think of are covered here by the members of the community.
  4. Most communities similar to Nigeriaplatfom, will demand registration fee or membership subscription; however, in Nigeriaplatform we don’t rather you get paid for being a professional who solves peoples’ problem.

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Rules guiding Nigeriaplatform Members

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