See signed copy of the Electoral Act, 2026 via the link below:
tinyurl.com/ELECTORAL-ACT-20…
#ElectoralAct2026 #PLAC
The 2027 National Assembly candidate list offers a snapshot of women’s political representation before Nigerians head to the polls.
With 469 women among 4,863 candidates contesting for seats in the Senate and House of Representatives, the figures raise questions about women’s visibility in the electoral process and who gets the opportunity to represent Nigerians.
How does this representation vary across the two chambers?
#2027Elections #WomenInPolitics #NigeriaElections #PLACNG
At the 8th Annual Lecture of the Just Friends Club, PLAC Executive Director @ClementNwankwo spoke about rebuilding public confidence in INEC, citizens' role in election observation, and what Nigerians must do to strengthen electoral progress and integrity.
What did the National Assembly actually do this week, and what does it mean for you?
Introducing the Weekly Legislative Digest from PLAC: a clear, quick round-up of plenary business in the Senate and the House of Representatives, every week.
In this week's issue (20–22 October 2026):
▪ Ebola: the Senate calls for compulsory screening at every entry point, a day after Nigeria confirmed an imported case in Abuja
▪ The House passes five bills, including the Insurance Regulatory Commission and civil registration bills
▪ A new bill (HB 28349) would cap advance rent in the FCT at 12 months
Read the full digest via the link below, and follow @placng for every issue.
placng.org/i/wp-content/uplo…
POLITICAL PARTY REGISTRATION: WHAT HAS CHANGED?
The Electoral Act 2026 introduces new registration rules, including a ₦50 million administrative fee and stronger INEC verification powers.
Will these changes strengthen party regulation or create barriers for smaller movements?
Watch PLAC’s Electoral Act Explainer.
#ElectoralAct2026 #INEC #NigeriaElections
PLAC celebrates Comrade Mma Odi, Co-Convener of @SituationRoomNg on her birthday. Her commitment to democratic governance, electoral integrity, and citizen participation continues to strengthen Nigeria’s civic space.
We appreciate her leadership and dedication to advancing Nigeria's democratic process.
Happy Birthday from all of us at PLAC!
Happy Birthday to Our Esteemed Co-Convener, Comrade Mma Odi!
Your contributions to the Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room and the broader democratic space continue to make a meaningful difference. Your commitment to building a more democratic, accountable, and inclusive Nigeria is truly valued, and we are grateful for the privilege of having you as part of this collective journey.
On this special day, we hope you feel celebrated, appreciated, and reminded of the many lives your work continues to touch. May the year ahead bring you good health, peace, abundant joy, renewed strength, and beautiful reasons to smile. May your efforts yield even greater impact, and may you find fulfilment in all that you do.
Thank you for your dedication, your leadership, and the difference you continue to make.
We celebrate you today and always.
Happy Birthday, Ma!
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