Bayelsa news election

Here are some recent news updates on the Bayelsa State election:

Bayelsa Governorship Election:

• The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has fixed November 16, 2020, for the Bayelsa State governorship election.
• The election is expected to be a keenly contested one, with several candidates vying for the top seat.
• The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are expected to be the main contenders.

Recent Developments:

• The APC has announced David Lyon as its candidate for the election, while the PDP has chosen Senator Douye Diri as its candidate.
• The election is expected to be a test of the popularity of the two major parties in the state.
• The election is also expected to be closely watched by observers, given the state's strategic location and the importance of the election to the country's politics.

Security Concerns:

• The Bayelsa State government has assured that adequate security measures will be put in place to ensure a peaceful election.
• The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has also deployed additional police personnel to the state to ensure the success of the election.
• The Nigerian Army has also been deployed to the state to provide support to the police.

Campaigns:

• The campaigns for the election have been intense, with both parties engaging in door-to-door campaigns and rallies.
• The APC has been focusing on its achievements in the state, including the construction of roads and provision of infrastructure.
• The PDP has been criticizing the APC for its alleged mismanagement of the state's resources and lack of development.

Preliminary Results:

• The INEC has announced that the results of the election will be collated and announced at the state collation center.
• The results will be announced after the collation of results from all the local government areas in the state.

Reactions:

• The APC has expressed confidence in its candidate, David Lyon, and has accused the PDP of trying to rig the election.
• The PDP has denied the allegations and has accused the APC of trying to intimidate its supporters.
• The election has been closely watched by observers, who are expecting a peaceful and credible election.

Please note that these are just some of the recent news updates on the Bayelsa State election, and the situation may change as the election approaches.