INEC needs N873.7bn for credible 2027 poll, Amupitan tells N’Assembly

The Independent National Electoral Commission requires N873.7 billion to ensure a credible 2027 general election, according to a statement to the National Assembly.

Amupitan informed the National Assembly that the Independent National Electoral Commission, known as INEC, needs N873.7 billion to conduct a credible poll in 2027. This funding is essential for delivering reliable electoral processes in Nigeria's upcoming general election. The disclosure highlights the financial demands placed on the electoral body to maintain standards of credibility. No further details on the breakdown of the budget or specific reforms were provided in the available information.

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