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INEC to display candidates’ credentials for 2027 national elections in Lagos
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INEC to display candidates’ credentials for 2027 national elections in Lagos

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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Lagos State has announced that the public display of Form EC9, containing the personal particulars of candidates contesting the 2027 presidential, senatorial and House of Representatives elections, will commence on Saturday, August 1, 2026.

The announcement was made in a statement issued by the Head of Voter Education and Publicity in Lagos State, Mrs Esther Emeh, who said the exercise is being conducted in line with Section 29 of the Electoral Act 2022.

According to the commission, the display will take place at the INEC Lagos State Office in Sabo-Yaba, as well as at the commission’s Local Government Area offices within the constituencies where the candidates are seeking election.

INEC explained that Form EC9 contains the credentials, personal information and sworn affidavits submitted by candidates nominated by their respective political parties.

The commission called on registered political parties, candidates, election stakeholders and members of the public to take advantage of the exercise by inspecting the documents during the display period.

It further stated that anyone who believes a candidate submitted false information or forged documents has the right to challenge such submissions through the legal process as stipulated in the Electoral Act.

INEC reiterated its commitment to ensuring transparency throughout the electoral process and reaffirmed its resolve to conduct free, fair and credible elections.

INEC to display candidates’ credentials for 2027 national elections in Lagos

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