NGC Western Area Ready For District Executive Election

  NOTICE FROM THE WESTERN REGIONAL EXECUTIVE

 


Date 3rd August 2022

Dear all, in line with the notice from IEC with respect to our lower level elections leading to our delegate conference this year, be informed that the western region is in full readiness for the conduct of the district elections within the region and here are scheduled dates for the various districts for proper supervision. 

East District Elections on the 6th of August.

Place @ Independent School Shell New Road .

All Delegates are to be present on time with their valid voter ID for proper verification.

District Election Time is 10:30 am, all voting must end at exactly 4:45. 

Counting of votes will begin at 5pm latest and all results will be published on the same Day before departure time .

No Black Man Time

Mohamed Sillah

Acting Deputy Secretary General western region.

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