National Assembly Proposes New Date for 2027 Elections Amid Electoral Act Amendments
The Nigerian National Assembly is considering amending the Electoral Act to hold the 2027 elections in November 2026, aiming to reduce litigation and ensure a timely transition of power. INEC has initiated a nationwide voter registration process, starting from August 18, 2025.
Meanwhile, a Kaduna-based cleric, Apostle Godwin Auta Musa, forecasts the 2027 election results, with incumbent President Bola Ahmed Tinubu widely expected to seek a second term under the APC party.
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