ALLEGED BOTCHED LIPOSUCTION SURGERY: BAYELSA MOURNS AS PARAMOUNT RULER OF SAGANA, THEOPHILUS MOSES, DIES . (PHOTO).#RIP

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 BAYELSA MOURNS AS PARAMOUNT RULER OF SAGANA, THEOPHILUS MOSES, DIES Bayelsa State has been thrown into mourning following the reported death of the Paramount Ruler of Sagana , His Royal Highness, Theophilus Moses. According to sources, the traditional ruler reportedly died at an undisclosed hospital following complications from an alleged botched liposuction surgery. His reported passing has cast a shadow of grief over the community, with many mourning the loss of a traditional leader. May his soul rest in perfect peace, and may God grant his family, the people of Sagana and the entire Bayelsa State the strength to bear this painful loss.
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ANSIEC READY FOR SATURDAY’S ANAMBRA LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS- -CHINEDU. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 ANSIEC Ready for Saturday’s Anambra Local Government Elections- -Chinedu


By  Ruth Orji 


Anambra State  Independent Electoral Commission (ANSIEC)  has declared its readiness to conduct Saturday’s local government elections across the State, with accreditation and voting scheduled to begin at 8 a.m.


This was disclosed in a press briefing in Awka on Wednesday,  ANSIEC  Commissioner for Information and Publicity, Chief Tony Chinedu, said preparations for the August 29 election began in February, following the publication of the election notice in September 2025.


The poll will be held across the state’s 21 local government areas, 326 wards, and approximately 5,200 polling units.


 

Chinedu disclosed that the commission had procured over 90 per cent of the required electoral materials and completed the training of ad hoc personnel. 


He added that both sensitive and non-sensitive materials had been packaged for deployment, with the evacuation of non-sensitive materials to designated locations already underway. Sensitive materials, he said, would be deployed early on election day.


Final training for Collation Officers and Supervisory Presiding Officers is currently ongoing in Awka. Chinedu noted that the training was critical given peculiarities of the election, including the new “Yes” or “No” voting procedure for unopposed chairmanship candidates.


 

According to ANSIEC, 22 candidates are contesting for chairmanship positions while 346 candidates are vying for councillorship seats. 


Only two political parties, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and the Young Progressive Party (YPP)  are participating. Both parties concluded their primaries in March, after which ANSIEC screened candidates and published their names to allow for withdrawals and substitutions in line with electoral law.


Accreditation and voting will take place simultaneously from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday.


Chinedu urged eligible voters to come out peacefully to exercise their franchise and called on candidates, political parties, and supporters to shun violence before, during, and after the election.


He said security agencies had been fully deployed to safeguard voters, election officials, and electoral materials.


The commissioner reiterated ANSIEC’s commitment to conducting a free, fair, credible, and peaceful local government election and called on residents to participate actively


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