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21/05/2026

Continuous Voter Registration is still ongoing.
Eligible Nigerians can now register, update details, or transfer their voting location ahead of the 2027 elections.

This is the final phase and it runs until July 10, 2026 after which registration closes for this cycle.

Visit cvr.inecnigeria.org to register or visit the closest INEC office to register.

21/05/2026

This is what Governor Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa administration looks like after a year in office, some commitments have recorded measurable progress, while others are still awaiting action.

The snapshot offers a clearer picture of where things stand and what remains to be delivered.

Track promises on promisetracker.ng or click the link on our bio.

20/05/2026

In Ekiti State, candidates are committing to the Women & Youth Manifesto; standing publicly in agreement with its demands and pledging alignment with the priorities it sets for the women and young people of Ekiti State.

Download and read the manifesto here: bit.ly/advokccitizenmanifesto

20/05/2026

The Women and Youth Manifesto is a reflection of the real demands, hopes, and expectations of women and young people across the South West.

And now, we’re on the way to 1,000 voices supporting the manifesto. You too can be part of this change.

Download and read the manifesto here: bit.ly/advokccitizenmanifesto

19/05/2026

PRESS RELEASE

AdvoKC Foundation Secures Commitments from Three Governorship Aspirants to the Ekiti we Deserve: Women and Youth Manifesto by securing endorsements from aspirants across multiple political parties, AdvoKC Foundation has positioned the manifesto as a credible, non-partisan framework for governance discussions and electoral accountability in Ekiti State.

Download the full manifesto document at: https://www.advokc.ng/citizens-manifesto

19/05/2026

2026 Electoral Act cuts down on the delay games during election petitions, empowering INEC to review declared results.

Voters Pre-registration is still up and running. Visit https://cvr.inecnigeria.org to register or visit the closest Inec office to register.

16/05/2026

The 10th House pledged to amend the UBEC Act and raise funding for basic education from 2% to 4%. After long delays, the bill has finally been passed in the House of Representatives.

More funding means quality education, better teachers, and less Nigerian out of school children.

Now it’s time for the Senate to act. The push continues!

13/05/2026

Fellow Nigerians,

Since 2023, about ₦1.5 trillion has been allocated to the National Assembly of Nigeria, with no single budget performance report or a detailed breakdown of how this money is being spent.

This is why we are in court. No more “Black Box” budgets. It’s time for the National Assembly to show us the actual work and the receipts.

12/05/2026

After engaging citizens, listening to community voices, and gathering the priorities of everyday people across different sectors, the Women and Youth Citizens’ Manifesto is here.

Built from the hopes, challenges, and priorities of everyday people, the manifesto sets a clear agenda for the future and gives citizens a tool to demand results, not just promises.

The people have spoken. Now, leaders must listen.

Download and read the Citizens’ Manifesto here: bit.ly/advokccitizenmanifesto

12/05/2026

08/05/2026

The House of Representatives has finally passed the UBEC Amendment Bill.
Next step: Senate concurrence and Presidential assent.

A stronger investment in basic education is closer than ever, but the job is not done yet.