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2027: NNPP meets INEC deadline, submits 355 NASS, presidential candidates

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The party described the achievement as historic, given the time constraints that followed the delayed compliance with court orders by INEC in recognising the leadership of the party led by its founder, Boniface Aniebonam.

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