Following the April 15 National Assembly Supplementary Polls, APC clinches sixteen (16) of 31 House of Representatives seats, opposition parties hold on to eleven (11) seats. READ ALSO: MVP Hall of Fame: 20 National Assembly Members make Semi-Final shortlist On Saturday, April 15 2023, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) rounded up the 2023 National Assembly elections with the conduct of supplementary elections for outstanding seats in the 469-member federal...
No fewer than twelve ex-lawmakers from the State and National Assemblies ran for the number one seat in their respective states in the March 18 Governorship elections. Of this number, however, only two breasted the tape
Following its observation of the State Assembly Polls, OrderPaper releases a consolidated assessment of the March 18 Election along with other critical findings
No less than seventeen incumbent lawmakers were on the ballot in the Governorship Election across the six geo-political zones of the country. We examine how these legislators fared in the March 18 Polls
Sierra Leonean Parliamentarian praises Nigerian elections, reaffirms the place of transparent and inclusive elections as surest way to ensure transfer of sovereignty from the people to those who govern.
Following the conclusion of the Nigerian Presidential and National Assembly Elections, Public Policy Advisor, Oke Epia examines public and foreign reactions to the polls
As citizens vote their representatives into the 993 State Assembly seats, we profile 17 lawmakers to watch in the 2023 Governorship Race across the six geo-political zones of the country
Polls witness marked improvement in arrival of INEC officials compared with the Presidential and National Assembly elections
This piece focuses on former House of Representatives members who will be 'graduating' to the 10th Senate come June 2023
With 7 Senators-Elect in the 10th National Assembly, the Labour Party can be described as the party with the most dark horses in the February 25 National Assembly Elections. This piece examines the political antecedents of these ‘Obident lawmakers’ in the next Senate and how they secured victory at the general election. READ ALSO: “Only 33% of Nigerians voted NASS candidates on individual merit” – OrderPaper Taunted as a party without a...
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