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OSSIEC Releases Election Timetable, Writes IPAC
The Osun State Independent Electoral Commission, OSSIEC, has released the timetable for the February 2025 council poll.
This was disclosed today by the OSSIEC Chairman, Barrister Hashim Abioye while meeting with selected online publishers in his office in Osogbo.
He also announced that the State owned electoral body has also written to IPAC, to inform it of the need for interested political parties to express their intentions within the stipulated time as contained in the timetable.
It would be recalled that the OSSIEC Chairman, Barrister Hashim Abioye, recently met with the umbrella body of all political parties in Osun State on the preparedness of the electoral commission to conduct free, fair, credible and generally acceptable local government election in Osun state come February next year.
The OSSIEC Chairman also used the avenue to inform on-line publishers on the proposed Electoral and Democratic Institute to be established by the Osun Electoral body, where political Office holders, most especially at the grassroots level would be learning further on the ABC of good governance and delivery of dividends of democracy to the grassroots.
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