Nigeria & Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre

Nigeria: The election is seen as a test for the 2027 general elections. The peaceful conduct and acceptance of results may bolster democratic credibility, though irregularities remain a concern.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: Warned of electoral violence and vote buying ahead of the election.

Nigeria: The country where the event occurred. The free and fair election is a positive signal for democratic governance.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: Affiliated with TMG, involved in monitoring.

Nigeria: The election is a test of Nigeria's democratic institutions ahead of 2027. Its outcome could affect national stability and investor confidence.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: CSO that met with IGP on election security. Its advocacy could influence police conduct.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) attributed Nigeria's modest improvements in 2024 to various anti-corruption efforts and continues to advocate for reforms and transparency.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre, through its Executive Director Auwal Rafsanjani, described the N135.22 billion allocation as troubling, suggesting it indicates a premeditated plan for election disputes and urging prioritization of electoral integrity.

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre: Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre is one of the Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) that signed the joint statement, focusing on legislative advocacy.