
Nineteen political parties in Kogi State, Nigeria, have signed a peace accord ahead of the 2027 general elections, pledging to conduct campaigns and other political activities peacefully and in accordance with the law. According to Tribune Online, the agreement was reached on Tuesday during an engagement between the Inter-Consultative Committee on Election Security and representatives of the political parties in the state.
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