Nigeria has a rich history of Constitutions. From 1922 – 1999 (both years inclusive) Nigeria had a total of nine Constitutions. These included the Clifford

What is today known as Nigeria is a product of British Colonial rule. In 1914 the first Colonial Governor-General of Nigeria, Lord Frederick Luggard amalgamated

Introduction An election is a set of activities whereby members of a community choose their leaders. Four basic conditions are necessary to create an enabling

Introduction The success of any election depends on efficient planning and its conduct, i.e. accreditation, voting, counting, collation and results declaration. Each of these processes

aws regulate all aspects of our lives. The electoral process is no exception. The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 as amended, the Electoral Act 2010, as amended and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Rules and Regulations constitute the legal framework which regulates our electoral process.

Every Nigerian has the right to live in any part of the country. An important part of voter registration is that an eligible person is advised to register at the centre nearest to his or her residence. This is to make it easy for the voter to access the polling unit and vote on Election Day.