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NUJ Credentials Committee Sets Deadline for Nomination Form Submission

By Muhammad Ibrahim, Sokoto

The Credentials Committee for the 2024 NUJ Election into the Sokoto State Council has announced that the sale and submission of nomination forms will close on Wednesday, November 20, 2024.

In a statement issued on Monday by the Committee Secretary, Abdallah el-Kurebe, aspirants were urged to obtain and submit their forms before the deadline. The statement also reminded those who have already acquired the forms to submit them for vetting ahead of the screening process.

Additionally, the committee called on Chapel Chairmen to mobilize their members who intend to contest, ensuring compliance with the election timetable.

 

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