Opeyemi Quadri

Ope is a finance writer and researcher with 10+ years of experience in content creation. His interests cut across decentralized finance, investment, foreign exchange, government policies and politics.

Permanent Voter Card Collection Rate Per State for 2019 General Election Shows the Geopolitical Zone with Highest Voting Power in Nigeria

Geopolitical Zone with Highest Voting Strength in Nigeria

Today, there are 96,303,028 registered voters in Nigeria, according to data from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). In 2019, 84,004,084 registered voters were recorded while the just ‘concluded’ Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) shows that another 12,298,944 Nigerians have been added to the INEC voter register database. The CVR began in June 2021 till July

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8 Ways to Make Your Vote Count

One of the popular sayings among citizens of countries where they’ve lost confidence in their leaders and the electoral system is that “election results have been decided before the actual casting of the ballot”. It sounds complicated, but they say so because of the persistent rigging of elections. For instance, some Nigerians believe that their

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List of 23 Ministries in Oman

Located in Earth’s largest and most populous continent (Asia), the Sultanate of Oman is one of the 22 members of the Arab League which can be found in the Arabian Peninsula. The country practices what is politically known as diarchy: a combination of two systems of government: unitary and an absolute monarchy. As complicated as that may sound

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10 African Largest Economy

Nigeria is still the economic leader in Africa with a GDP of $511 billion, throwing Egypt and South Africa to the second and third position at $436 billion and $426 billion respectively. In the latest 50 largest economies in the World which recently surpassed the $100 trillion mark, only three African countries – Nigeria, Egypt,

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