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24Thjune, 1963 Vol. 50 Extraordinary No. 43 LAGOS- 24th June, 1963 Vol. 50 Government Notice No. 1265 Constitutional Referendum Regulations, 1963 Mip-WESTERN REGION REFERENDUM Notice It is hereby notified for general information that ini accordance with regulation 4 of the Constitutional Referendum Regulations, 1963, voting at the Constitutidnal Referendum for the creation of the Mid-Western Region, shall take place on theday at the time and in the mannerset out hereunder :— {a) @) Appointed Voting for the Referendum shall take place on Saturday, the 13th day of July, 1963. lay. ; (ii) Question. The following is the Referendum question -— , “Do you agree that the Mid-Western Region Act, 1962, shall have effect so as to 1 secure that Benin Province including Akoko Edo District in the Afenmai Division : andDelta Province including Warri Division and Warri Urban Township area shall be included in the proposed Mid-Western Region ?” (6) Hours of Polling stations shall be openedto voters at seven o’clock in the forenoon of the day Voting. of nedsJuly, 1963, and shall close not later than six o’clock in the eveningof the same day. (c) Location of — Polling and counting stations appointed for the purposes of the referendum are as Polling and shown in the fourth and fifth columns of the Schedule hereto. Counting : . Stations. @ Means of Only those persons whose names appear in the Federal Electoral Register of 1959 finding out shall be entitled to vote. Any person whose name appears on that Register as persons entitled having been registered in a Registration Area set out in the second column of the to vote and the Schedule hereto is allocated to the voting station set out in the fourth column of station to which the Schedule against such Registration Area. voter is attached. (e) Colour or other marking attached ;— . (4) to affirma- The colourallotted to the affirmative answerto the Referendum question is “white”. tive answers. (ii) to negative ‘The colour allotted to the negative answer to the Referendum question is “black”. answers. All those who wish to vote “yes” should place their ballot papers in the white box and those who wish to vote “no” should place their ballot papers in the black box. Given at Lagos this 13th day of June, 1963. 2 ; . , GasriztEpwarp Loncs Stipervisor (969) 970 OFFICIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY No. 43, Vol. 50 : SCHEDULE DISTRICT / ABOH — ‘Constituency Registration Area No. Polling or Voting Station Counting Station AnoH Essr Abarra i . oe AS (1 Council School, Abarra-Uno Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 2 C.M.S. School,”Abarra-Ugada -. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BB 3° CMS. School, Abarra-Osimili - Reczeation Hall, Kwale Station Aboh AA 4+ C.M.S. School, Aboh Town Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB ' 3S C.MLS. School, Aboh Town Recreation Hall, K:wale Station BA 6 L.A. School, Abalagada .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station “ BB 7 R.C.M. School, Agwe .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BC 8 C.M.S. School, Ase-Azaga Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CA | 9 L.A. School, Ugbaja Recreation Hall, Kwale Station for , : AA 10 R.C.M. School, Iselegu .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB At. L.A. School, Okolori Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 12 «L.A. School, Afor oe Recreation Hall, Kwale Station - BB 13° ROM. School, Obetim-Afor Recreation Hall, Kwale Station aAdiai . F ae 14 C.M.S. School, Obiofu .. ... Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AL. -- 15 CMS. School, Obiaka .. -- Recreation Hall, Kiwale Station Akarai-Umuti : 16 R.C.M. School, Afiankwo . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB . 17° R.C.M. School, Afiankwo - Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 18 R.C.M. School, Umuti .. Recreation Hall, Kowale Station - Ase , AA 19 R.C.M. School, Ase Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB 20 Town School, Ase . Recreation Hall, KCwale Station BAI 21 CMS. School, Ibedeni Recreation Hall, _Kwale Station BA2 -. 22 C.M.S. School, Tbedeni Recreation Hall, ‘Kwale Station BB ‘'.. 23 ROM. School, Azagba.. .- Recreation Hall, Kiwale Station CA .. 24 ROM. School, Asagba-Ase -'.. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CB 25 C.MLS. School, Sapele-Ekere- : hak Ogese .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station «iSNnaka AA 26 R.C.M. School, Ashaka . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB 27 Secondary Modern School, Ashaka Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 28 C.NLS. School, Ashaka Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 29 C.MLS. School, Ashaka Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Ibrede : AA 30° R.C.M. School, Ibrede .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB ‘31 C.ML.S. School, Ibrede | Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BAI - 32 CALS. School, Lagos-Iyede .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA2 33° CMS. School, Lagos-Iyede .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Igbuku A 34 R.C.M. School, Igbuku .. Recreation Hail, K-wale Station Invi A 35° LA. School, Inyi ee Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Ndoni ‘ _. Aw. 36 L.A. School, Ndoni Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Aw. 37 1..A. School, Ndoni Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Obikwele A 3&, L.A, School, Obikwele .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Okpai a AA 39 L.A. School, Olutchi Recreation Hall, K:wale Station AB 40 Town Hall, Umuege Age - (Umuaguru) . - Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA -. #1 L.A. School, Obeze Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Onozgbokor A 42, R.C.M. School, Onogbokor Recreation Hall, wale Station Onuabo A 43 RCM. School, Onuabo: : Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Onya — . A,. 44 R.C.M.School, Onya Recreation Hall, Kwale Station ; Ay. 45 RCM. School, Onya Recreation Hall, K-wale Station Ossie 46 1..A.+t1. School,School, OOssissa i* _ Recreation Hall, Kwale Station 38 z roxnFfsaeOrO . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station t cnool, Umueze ecreation H: Il, Kwale Stati BB 49 Town Hall, Ollor , Recreationn Hall,Ha Kwale Stationjon Umuolu A 50° Secondary Modern School, Umuolu . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station 24th June, 1963 OFFICIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY 971 SCHEDULE—continued ABOH DISTRICT—continued Constituency Registration Area No. Polling or Voting Station Counting Station Asou East—Utchi . continued AA . Sf I.A. School, Utchi we we Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA .. & 52 L.A. School, Owere-Okumade, ‘Okumade . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station +. BB 53 L.A. School, Onicha-Utchi Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Utuoku A 54 C.M.LS. School, Utuoku Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Ushie , Ao. 55 R.C.M. School, Ushie oe Recreation Hall, Kwale Station B,. 56 zn C.M. School, Ugute Recreation Hall, Kwale Station ABOH West Abedei AA 1 AA. School, Abedei : Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 2 .C.M. School, Adonishaka ae Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BB 3 wR .C.M. School, Umuezegeli Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Abbi AA .e 4 .M.S,.be Girls School, Abbi -Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AAG) . 5 -MLS. Girls School, Abbi Recreation Hall, Kwale Station C.M.S,OAQ Boys School, Abbi Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA os a7 Native Court Hall, Abbi Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BB e 8 Baptist School, Abbi ae Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CA 9 R.&.M. School, Okwele . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CA(1). 10 Cc. : School, Okwele Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CB 11 -C.2 REZ . School, Abbi Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Akoku AA 12 wat . C. 1.z School, Akoku .. Recreation Hall, wale Station AB 13 , . Ozuede .. oe, Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 14 A. chool, Akoku os Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BB 15 pe .C.MM.Bunk School, Obi-Obeti Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Amai . AA 16 aA School, Amai Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB 17 L.Pe A. School, Amainge Recreation Hall, Kwaie Station BA 18 ‘R.C.M.School, Umuekum Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BB 19 Council Hail, Amai Recreation Hall, Kwale Station _ BBG) .. 20 Council Hall, Amai Recreation Hall, Kwale Station mu a AA vw 21 Court Hall, Emu-Uno .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station — AB 22 C.M.S. School, Emu-Uno Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 23 L.A, School, Emu-Obodeti Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CA . 24 R.C.M. School, Emu-Ebendo Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Eziokpor A.. 25 R.C.M. School, Umusume Recreation Hall, Kwale Station B.. 26 L.A. School, Eziokpor Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BC) 2 27 L.A. School, Eziokpor Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Ezionum 3 _ A... -. 28 C.M.S . School, Ezionum . Recreation Hall, Kwale Station B,. | «29 To‘own Hall, Ezionum Recreation Hall, Kwale Station aA 30 C.M.S.School, Obiaruku_ . *Recreation Hall, Kwale Station AB 31 _C.M.S. School, Obiaruku Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA 32 Recreation Hall, Obiaruku - Recreation Hail, Kwale Station BA(1) 33 “Recreation Hall, Obiaruku’ Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Obiaruku CA 34 Baptist School, Obiaruku Recreation Huil, Iswale Station CA (i) -. 35 Baptist School, Obiaruku Recreation Hall, Kwale Station . CB 36 L.A. Model School, Obiaruku .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station DA : 37 R.C.M.School, Umusume - Recreation Halli, E-wale Station Onicha '. AA 38 Town Hail, Ike-Onicha .. Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA’ 39 Town Hall, Ibabu-Onicha Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BB 40 R.C.M. School, Ugiliamai Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CA 41 L.A. School, Onicha Recreation Hall, Kwale Station Ogume AA 42 L.A. School, Ogume I: ... - Recreation Hail, Kawale Station AB .. 43 L.A. School, Ogume II .. Recreation Hail, Kwale Station BA -. 44 L.A. School, Ogbagu Recreation Hall, Kwale Station BA(1) .. 45 L.A. School, Ogbagu Recreation Hall, Kwale Station CA -. 46 Town Hall, Ogbele Recreation Hall, Kiwale Station CB 47 L.A. School, Ogbele Recreation Hall, IXwale Station DA 48 L.A. School, Umuchime ee Recreation Hall, Kwale Station 972 OFFICIAL GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY No. 43, Vol. 50 SCHEDULE—continued _ ABOH DISTRICT—continued Constituency Registration Area No. Polling or Voting Station Counting Station AsBoH West— Ogume . continued iDA(I) .. 49. L.A. School, Umuchime ve Recreation Halt, Kwale Station DA(2) .
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