election

Education

2027 Elections: INEC partners ICPC to train staff on corruption-free-elections

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has organised a two-day Anti-Corruption Education and Sensitisation Workshop for members of staff, themed "Corruption-Free Election: Integrity Matters (C-FEIM)," at the Commission's headquarters in Abuja.

Politics

2027: lNEC Extends CVR by two weeks, Introduce Online Self Service Platform

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended two-weeks of the ongoing nationwide Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise.

Politics

Osun Poll: INEC Charges Media Practitioners to expose Vote buying to face prosecution

Ahead of Osun Governorship election scheduled to hold on the 15th August 2026, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has charged media practitioners in the State to treat vote buying as a frontline investigative priority, urging them to document incidents with the specificity needed to trigger prosecution.

Politics

Ahead 2027 :INEC Seeks Partnership with NOA to campaign against voter apathy, Vote buying and Fake News

Ahead of General Election scheduled to hold next year 2027, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has reaffirmed its readiness to work and partner with the National Orientation Agency (NOA) in the fight against Voter Aparty,vote buying and fake News.

Politics

Ekiti election: INEC declares readiness, warns against fake news

The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Ekiti State, Dr. Bunmi Omoseyindemi, has assured voters and stakeholders that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has fully prepared to conduct free, fair and credible governorship election scheduled to tomorrow in the state.

Politics

Why I support Austin Orette as a Catholic Priest, Canon Lawyer 1 - Rev. Fr. Benedict Ferife

Nigeria stands today at one of the most decisive moments in her history. Ours is a nation richly blessed by God with human and natural resources, yet deeply wounded by decades of poor leadership, institutional decay, intellectual laziness, corruption, tribal suspicion, and moral confusion. The tragedy of Nigeria is not merely economic; it is fundamentally philosophical, moral, and spiritual. Therefore, the healing Nigeria requires cannot come only from politicians seeking power, but from leaders