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Statistics from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has shown that the North-West geopolitical zone has the highest number of registered voters in the country with a total of 18,505,984 voters.
Following the North West at second with a total number of 14,626,800 registered voters is the South-West zone, which comprises Ekiti, Lagos, Ondo, Ogun, Osun and Oyo states, while the South-East which has the lowest number of states has 8,293,093 registered voters.

According to the statistics Lagos now has 6,048,156 registered voters, while Kano comes second with 5,149,070 voters.
Bayelsa has the lowest number of registered voters with a total of 754,394, which is lower than the Federal Capital Territory with a total of 952, 815.

The total number of registered voters across the country so far is 73,944,312. This number of registered voters was as of January 2018.

But INEC projects that the number of registered voters might reach 80 million before the December 2018 deadline for voter registration.

The total number of voters in the 2015 elections was 68,833,476. Betwen April 2017 when Continuous Voter Registration began and January 31, over 5,110,836 persons have registered.
However, number of uncollected Voter Card is still on the high side. Lagos alone according to INEC, has over 1.4 million uncollected voter cards.

FASHION

ÀjokéByAllOFUs Presents “MY INDIGO DIARY”

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ÀjokéByAllOFUs invites fashion lovers, collectors, and culture enthusiasts to MY INDIGO DIARY, a curated exhibition celebrating contemporary Nigerian luxury through the timeless art of indigo Adire.

The collection reimagines Adire for modern living with refined, effortless pieces for both men and women. Each design centers comfort, ease, and understated elegance, while honoring the depth and heritage of Nigerian craftsmanship.

MY INDIGO DIARY is created for discerning audiences: fashion lovers, collectors, creatives, design enthusiasts, tourists, and admirers of exceptional Nigerian artistry. Guests will experience an intimate encounter with Adire, not as costume, but as luxury ready for everyday wear.

The exhibition is curated by Temiyemi Akintomide for ÀjokéByAllOFUs (@ajokebyallofus), a brand known for elevating indigenous textiles with a contemporary sensibility.

*Event Details*
*Date*: Saturday, 15th August 2026
*Time*: 3:00 PM
*Venue*: TerraKulture Gallery, Victoria Island, Lagos
*Instagram*: @ajokebyallofus
*Dress Code*: Come looking proudly Nigerian. Guests are encouraged to wear Àjoké pieces.

For press inquiries, interviews, and media accreditation, please contact @ajokebyallofus on Instagram.

*About ÀjokéByAllOFUs*
ÀjokéByAllOFUs is a Nigerian luxury brand dedicated to reinterpreting indigenous textiles for the modern wardrobe. Through thoughtful design and master craftsmanship, the label creates pieces that are rooted in culture and made for global living.

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Lai Labode Couture Announces Official Brand Launch at Temple Muse

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Luxury fashion house Lai Labode Couture has announced its official brand launch, scheduled to take place on Friday, July 24, 2026, at Temple Muse, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The exclusive event will unveil the brand’s debut couture collection, showcasing a distinctive fusion of African royal heritage and contemporary haute couture. According to the brand, the collection features richly textured fabrics, intricate metallic embroidery, traditional coral-inspired accessories, and regal silhouettes that celebrate timeless elegance, cultural identity, and exceptional craftsmanship.
The launch marks a significant milestone for Lai Labode Couture as it introduces its creative vision to the Nigerian fashion industry. The event is expected to bring together fashion enthusiasts, designers, stylists, buyers, creatives, media professionals, and other stakeholders for an evening celebrating African luxury fashion and innovation.
Temple Muse, one of Lagos’ leading luxury concept stores renowned for showcasing exceptional African art, fashion, and design, will provide the backdrop for the unveiling of the new fashion house.
Event Details
Event: Official Launch of Lai Labode Couture
Date: Friday, July 24, 2026
Time: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Venue: Temple Muse, 2 Musa Yar’Adua Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.
About Lai Labode Couture
Lai Labode Couture is an African luxury fashion house dedicated to creating bespoke couture pieces inspired by royal heritage, cultural richness, and contemporary luxury design. Through meticulous craftsmanship and artistic expression, the brand celebrates African elegance while offering timeless creations for discerning clients.

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Sen Sharafa Ali Leads Top Lights to Ibadan Bussinessman Kayode Ogunlowo’s 45th Birthday [PHOTOS]

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Oyo State APC Gubernatorial candidate in the forthcoming 2027 elections, Senator Sharafa Ali, last Friday led prominent personalities from across Oyo State to celebrate Ibadan-based businessman, Kayode Ogunlowo, on the occasion of his 45th birthday anniversary.

The colourful celebration, which attracted political associates, business leaders, family members, and friends, was held in Ibadan amid goodwill messages and tributes in honour of the celebrant.

Speaking at the event, Senator Ali described Ogunlowo as a hardworking and humble businessman whose contributions to youth empowerment and community development continue to inspire many.

Guests at the event also praised Ogunlowo for his generosity, leadership qualities, and commitment to supporting social and business growth within the state.

In his remarks, the celebrant expressed gratitude to God for the gift of life and appreciated all guests who came to celebrate with him on his special day.

 

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