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Political parties are intensifying efforts to upload the names, personal particulars, and other required information for their nominated presidential and federal legislative candidates ahead of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) deadline on Saturday, July 11, according to Tribune Online.
INEC’s revised timetable requires parties to submit nominations for Presidential and National Assembly candidates from June 27 to July 11. Candidates have been besieging party headquarters to ensure their particulars are uploaded due to fears of replacement.
INEC National Commissioner Mohammed Kudu Haruna said the commission will compare submissions with reports of its monitors across the country and will only accept results that tally with monitored primaries.
The Labour Party has uploaded “90%” of its candidates, while the PDP has achieved “100% compliance” with the deadline.
Key Points:
Candidates are rushing to party headquarters to personally submit their particulars to avoid replacement by party officials
INEC will only upload candidates whose names match the results of monitored primaries
The Labour Party has uploaded 90% of its National Assembly candidates
The PDP has achieved 100% compliance with the upload process
The NDC has secured access to the portal despite a court case challenging its registration
APC officials have retreated from the party headquarters to avoid pressure from aggrieved aspirants
INEC has warned that the portal will close automatically at the expiration of the deadline
The nomination portal closes at 6 pm on Saturday, July 11. INEC will publish the personal particulars of presidential and National Assembly candidates on August 1. Governorship and State Assembly candidates will be uploaded between July 18 and August 8, with their particulars published on August 29. The 2027 elections are scheduled for January 16 (presidential) and February 6 (governorship).
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