ADHERENCE TO TIMELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF PRIMARIES BY POLITICAL PARTIES

It will be recalled that on 26th February 2022, the Commission released the Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the 2023 General Election. It provides for parties to conduct their primaries for the nomination of candidates from 4th April to 3rd June 2022.

In compliance with section 82(1) of the Electoral Act 2022, all 18 political parties have served the required notices indicating the dates for their conventions, congresses, and primaries for the purpose of nominating candidates for various elective offices as specified in the Constitution and the Electoral Act. Some of the parties have already commenced the process for
which the Commission has deployed staff to monitor the exercise as required by law.

Given the importance of the exercise to the emergence of candidates for the various elective positions for the 2023 General Election, it is imperative to remind political parties that they have one month from today to conclude
their primaries. The deadline remains Friday 3rd June 2022.
While urging the parties to ensure rancour-free and transparent exercise, the Commission reiterates that the deadline is firm and fixed. Nominations for Presidential and National Assembly elections shall be submitted through the INEC web portal from 10th to 17th June 2022 while
Governorship and State Houses of Assembly nominations shall be submitted between 1st and 15th July 2022.

Political parties are further reminded that they must submit to the Commission the list of candidates who must have emerged from valid primaries.

The Commission will continue to work with political parties to ensure fidelity to the Constitution, the Electoral Act, and the timelines for all the activities contained in the Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the 2023 General Election.

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Tustrange:
2023 will be bloody, Tinubu already inviting Foreigns into the country

simiad873:
Anything Nairaland becomes boring, I will enter Ghana Up. Ghana. com

mannobi:
Why they keep mentioning Tinubu more than their own candidate still baffles us. You will see even the ones who haven't cross the Niger bridge before screaming tinubu as if tinubu took away their okpa.
Campaign for your candidate and leave the yorubas to decide on the fate of tinubu.
Hatred is bad

mannobi:
Why they keep mentioning Tinubu more than their own candidate still baffles us. You will see even the ones who haven't cross the Niger bridge before screaming tinubu as if tinubu took away their okpa.
Campaign for your candidate and leave the yorubas to decide on the fate of tinubu.
Hatred is bad