YOBE BANS CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE
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By: Muftau Fatimo
The Yobe State Government has banned the pasting and display of political campaign posters on government buildings, roadsides and solar-powered streetlights across the state.
The directive also covers newly renovated roundabouts, the stadium and the flyover.
According to a statement issued by the Office of the Special Adviser on Security to Governor Mai Mala Buni, Brigadier General Dahiru Abdulsalam (retd.), the restriction is aimed at protecting public infrastructure, maintaining environmental cleanliness and preserving the state’s aesthetic appearance.
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The statement noted that the ban applies to all political parties, candidates, supporters and campaign organisations without exception.
As part of the enforcement measures, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has been directed to commence the removal of campaign posters already displayed on government buildings and other restricted public facilities.
It warned that any political party, candidate, supporter or individual found violating the directive would face severe sanctions in line with applicable regulations.
The government consequently urged all political parties, candidates, supporters and campaign organisations to comply strictly with the directive..
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