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Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Nigeria Elections 2015: President holds crucial meeting with Jega, service chiefs
The meeting, which started at 11am today,
March 17, is holding inside the Presidential
Villa, Abuja.
President Goodluck Jonathan has called a crucial
meeting which has the Chairman of the
Independent National Electoral Commission
(INEC), Attahiru Jega and Nigeria’s service chiefs
in attendance.
The meeting, which started at 11am, is holding
inside the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Jega is expected to inform attendees of the
meeting on INEC’s preparations for the upcoming
general elections.
The security chiefs are also expected to brief the
meeting on the success of the anti-terrorism war.
The meeting also has in attendance Vice
President, Namadi Sambo, Secretary to the
Government of the Federation, Senator Pius
Anyim, National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki,
Attorney-General of the Federation, Muhammed
Adoke (SAN) and the Minister of Police Affairs,
Jelili Adesiyan among others.
All the service chiefs; Chief of Defence Staff, Air
Chief Marshal Alex Badeh, Chief of Army Staff,
Lt.-Gen. Kenneth Minimah, Chief of Naval Staff,
Vice Admiral Usman Jibrin, Chief of Air Staff, Air
Marshal Adesola Amosu and Inspector-General
of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba; are in attendance
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