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INEC office destroyed in Zamfara State
Meanwhile, INEC authorities in the region and the national level are yet to issue an official statement regarding the incident.
A fire incident has ravaged an office of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Zamfara State, situated in the Kaura Namoda Local Government Area.
The fire reportedly started at about 9pm on Monday.
When firefighters arrived the scene in time to save the office, they reportedly could not put out the fire due to the lack of water in their firetruck.
Meanwhile, INEC authorities in the region and the national level are yet to issue an official statement regarding the incident.
The Zamfara State Police Command are also yet to confirm the incident.
So far, there is no report of any casualty from the incident.
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