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PLASIEC Extends Voting Hours Amid Delays in Plateau Local Government Elections

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The Plateau State Independent Electoral Commission (PLASIEC) has extended voting hours in the ongoing local government elections, adding two extra hours to compensate for earlier delays. Originally set to end at 3:00 p.m., voting in affected areas will now close at 5:00 p.m.

The extension follows setbacks including delayed delivery of sensitive election materials and technical issues with the Voter Verification System (VVS). PLASIEC has since switched to manual registers and assured voters that the process is back on track.

Chairman Plangji Cishak affirmed PLASIEC’s commitment to ensuring that no eligible voter is denied the opportunity to cast their vote, reassuring the public that every vote will count. He thanked citizens for their patience, emphasizing the commission’s dedication to a free, fair, and transparent election process. Further updates are expected as the situation progresses.

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Unidentified corpse found in Plateau community

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An unidentified man, whose date of death is unknown, was found behind the Monday Market in Pankshin Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Members of the community woke up in the early hours of Tuesday and discovered the corpse, after which they alerted security operatives.

Police personnel went to the scene and took the body to the General Hospital, Pankshin, where efforts were made to identify the deceased and locate his family.

A community source, Panshak Rogo, who spoke at the hospital, explained that the identity of the deceased had yet to be established, saying, “presently, they are at the General Hospital.”

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He lamented that the corpse was yet to be identified, saying some sensitive organs had been removed from the body. He said the man’s ears and nose had been cut off, while his private part had also been tampered with.

He appealed to members of the public who were missing relatives to report to the police for possible identification of the corpse, specifically at the Pankshin Police Station, for further information.

The Plateau State Police Command’s spokesperson, SP Alabo Alfred, did not respond to calls made to him.

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EuroMatch NPFL: Rivers United Set Sights on Aba, Target Another Three Points

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Rivers United are counting down to their next Nigeria Premier Football League challenge as they prepare to travel to Aba for their upcoming fixture.

The Pride of Rivers have five days to prepare for the encounter and have already made their intentions clear, with the club sending a confident message to supporters ahead of the trip.

In a post shared on their social media platforms, Rivers United wrote: “The Pride of Rivers is heading to Aba and we’re not going there to make up the numbers. Unbeaten. Solid at the back. Hungry for the 3 points.”

The message underlines the team’s confidence as they look to continue their strong start to the 2026/27 NPFL campaign.

Rivers United have impressed with their consistency so far this season, particularly with their ability to avoid defeat. The club’s reference to being “Unbeaten” shows the importance they place on maintaining that record as they head into another difficult away fixture.

The trip to Aba will provide another opportunity for the Pride of Rivers to prove their strength away from home. With three points at stake, the team will be hoping to combine their defensive organisation with enough attacking quality to secure a positive result.

Sports247 will be keeping a close eye on Rivers United as the countdown to the fixture continues. The team’s recent run of games has already tested their squad, making their ability to maintain consistency an important part of their campaign.

For Rivers United, the objective is straightforward: arrive in Aba with confidence, compete for the full 90 minutes and return home with maximum points.

With five days left before kick-off, the Pride of Rivers have started the countdown. Their message is clear — they are not travelling to Aba simply to participate.

They are going there hungry for three points and determined to keep their unbeaten run alive.

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