INEC Warns Against Early Campaigns for 2027 Elections
INEC Chairman Professor Mahmood Yakubu raised concerns over early political campaigns for the 2027 general election in Nigeria, warning of threats to democracy. Despite regulations stipulating campaign timelines, there has been a surge in premature campaigning, undermining electoral integrity.
Yakubu emphasized the need for adherence to the Electoral Act to prevent undue influence and excessive campaign spending. The INEC chairman urged stakeholders to respect the campaign rules to ensure a fair electoral process.
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