2015 General election will be better than that of 2011 Following  extensive preparations, remarkable improvements, and lessons learnt from previous elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has assured that it would deliver elections in 2015 that are better than those it conducted in 2011.

strengthen the election management body so that it can deliver on the expectations of Nigerians in the 2015 and achieve free, fair and credible general elections.” Mr. Clement Nwankwo, President of the Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre which co-organized the forum, observed that the 2015 General Elections were 12 m []...

Even as he cataloged the lessons learnt from the 2011 General Elections and the Commission’s plan to conduct the 2015 General Elections, the INEC Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega, yesterday identified four major challenges that were likely to confront a smooth conduct of the 2015 Elections.

The  Independent National Electoral Commission  (INEC) is to hold a two-day workshop on “Mapping Electoral Risks in Nigeria”. The workshop which will start today at The Electoral Institute (TEI) will showcase papers by experts from the African Union, Inter-national IDEA, the Kenya Electoral Commission and the []...

The Transition Monitoring Group (TMG), the umbrella for a group of more than one hundred credible Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), has affirmed that the collation process of the Anambra state governorship election which was concluded by the Commission on 16th Nov-ember 2013 and announced on 18th November 2013 were []...