Nana was k*lled by her lover before he took his own life. It was revealed that the couple have been having issues before the ugly incident happened. Her boyfriend invited her over to his place in an attempt to settle the issues that they’ve been having for a while. On arrival, she didn’t meet her boyfriend at home but he asked her to wait for him.

After waiting for him for a while, she started feeling bored, so she decided to take a walk around the house. She started entering the rooms in the house one by one until she entered one of the rooms and found ritual stuff inside the room.

Surprised by what she saw, she took her phone and started making a video of what she had seen inside the room, this was when her boyfriend came in and asked her why she was making a video. This resulted in a heated argument between the two and then her boyfriend pulled out a gun and shot her dead. He then made a video of her body and explained everything that happened before he took his own life.

The Independent National Electoral Commission has been told that the 2023 presidential election must hold.

 

A former chairman of the INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega gave the warnng, saying nothing must be allowed to disrupt the peaceful conduct of the 2023 elections.

 

He lamented that some politicians are desperate and may attempt to use political thugs during the process, but such evil-minded persons must not be allowed to prevail.

 

Jega spoke over the weekend after the National Working Committee (NWC) meeting of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) where it also presented its manifesto.

 

Speaking against the background of the recent burning of some INEC offices by hoodlums, Jega said it is part of the desperation of some politicians who may want to resort to violence.

 

According to him, the burning was “very unfortunate”, as it shows “the desperation of politicians to use criminal elements to disrupt the preparations for the elections.”

 

“This is something that all well-meaning Nigerians must oppose, must condemn. This is something that our security agencies must collaborate and work together, apprehend the culprits, and ensure that measures are put in place so that this does not happen again.

  

“The 2023 elections must hold, and they must hold in an atmosphere of peace without any apprehension by the voters so that we can have very good candidates elected,” Jega said.

 

Jega while commending the efforts of INEC so far as the nation counts down to the 2023 election said it must not allow the agenda of unscrupulous elements to prevail but must ensure the general election is free and fair.

 

“But you know that our politicians are very desperate, so they try to do everything to throw spanners in the works. So our hope is that the INEC leadership will remain focused and resolute to ensure that elections are conducted with integrity in 2023,” he submitted.