By Rauf Mujeeb
The Katanga Republic Independent Electoral Commission (KRIEC) has announced the immediate lifting of the electoral ban, paving the way for political aspirants to officially kick off their campaign activities and present their visions to residents of the Great Independence Hall.
The development was formally communicated via a release issued on November 7, 2026, and co-signed by the KRIEC Chairman, Comm. Onasanwo Adetomiwa; the General Secretary, Comm. Promise Daniel; and the Public Relations Officer, Comm. Tirenioluwa Olujemibola.
”Fellow Katangites, the Katanga Republic Independent Electoral Commission (KRIEC26/27) announces the immediate lifting of the electoral ban.”
According to the notice by the Commission, aspirants are now permitted to commence electoral campaigns among Katangites, the student residents of the hall.
The Electoral Commission further emphasized that all campaign activities must comply strictly with the Indy Hall Constitution and the rules guiding the conduct of candidates, while warning the aspirants that any breach would attract sanctions, including possible disqualification.
”Aspirants are advised to campaign responsibly, with fairness, respect and unity, and in line with the Katanga Republic Constitution and electoral guidelines. Violation may attract sanctions, including disqualification,” it added.
