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Reps Urge INEC to Conduct Bye-Elections for Vacant Seats

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Last updated: February 19, 2025 12:27 am
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The House of Representatives has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to organize bye-elections for vacant seats in the National and State Houses of Assembly.

This decision came after a motion was presented by Hon. Jafaru Leko, who represents the Dass, Tafawa Balewa/Bogoro federal constituency in Bauchi State. 

Lawmakers also directed the Committee on Electoral Matters to look into the delay and invite INEC leaders to explain the situation.

Leko pointed out that since the 2023 general elections, several seats have become vacant due to resignations, deaths, or appointments of former lawmakers to executive roles.

 He referenced constitutional provisions that require INEC to conduct bye-elections within a month of any seat becoming vacant.

Lawmakers expressed concerns that the delay in filling these seats is leaving some constituencies without representation, affecting legislative activities. 

They warned that such delays go against democratic principles and could weaken the electoral system.

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