Nigeria: Eight CSOs Make Fresh Election Demands
A coalition of eight civil society organisations (CSOs) in Nigeria has called on 2023 presidential candidates to publicly declare their assets in compliance with the country's 2022 Electoral Act.
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A coalition of eight civil society organisations (CSOs) in Nigeria has called on 2023 presidential candidates to publicly declare their assets in compliance with the country's 2022 Electoral Act.
ISSUED ON THURSDAY 2nd JUNE 2022 June 2, 2022 Abuja, Nigeria For Immediate Release The Electorate Have INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, on the Hot Seat! “Votes don’t count is the big lie politicians sell to those whose votes cannot be bought so that only those whose votes can be bought […]
In years past, elections in Nigeria were characterised by ballot box snatching, violence and falsification of results, but with the introduction of technology and improvement in election security, political parties and politicians have adopted vote buying as a strategy to emerge victorious at the poll. With over 80 million Nigerians living in extreme poverty (less […]
YIAGA Africa, a civil society organisation (CSO), has released a preliminary report on the ongoing Osun governorship election.
“Specifically, food items and livestock were distributed to people as a campaign strategy employed by political parties,” said Yiaga Africa executive director, Samson Itodo.