The Electoral Hub an organ of the Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD), was established in 2019. It is a multidisciplinary strategic think tank committed to strengthening electoral governance and accountability in Nigeria. The Electoral Hub works to enhance electoral integrity and credibility through research, documentation, policy and law influencing, electoral education and impact advocacy.
The Electoral Hub is an organ of the Initiative for Research, Innovation and Advocacy in Development (IRIAD). It is a multidisciplinary strategic think-tank aimed at strengthening electoral governance and accountability in Nigeria through the provision of data, critical and contextualized analysis and solutions to improve the credibility and integrity of the electoral process.
The main focus of The Electoral Hub’s intervention in the electoral governance process is on complementing the roles and activities of the different institutions, stakeholders and drivers of the electoral process by providing back-end support services to them and providing solutions to improve accountability and strengthen the integrity and credibility of the electoral process. Since its establishment, The Electoral Hub has grown into a leading research, knowledge and advocacy hub with the capacity to conduct ground-breaking research and analysis of electoral issues. The Electoral Hub conducts its programmes with financial support from donor agencies and other philanthropic sources.
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[Protocols]It is my pleasure to welcome you all to this ‘Roundtable on electoral offences in Nigeria: ensuring documentation and effective prosecution’, which is a step
TEXT OF A PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE CHAIRMAN, INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (INEC), PROFESSOR MAHMOOD YAKUBU, ON THE ONGOING VOTER REGISTRATION EXERCISE HELD AT THE CONFERENCE ROOM, INEC HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA, ON WEDNESDAY 13TH APRIL 2022
On Friday, February 25, 2022, President Buhari signed the Electoral Act 2022 into law after rejecting assent five times previously. While signing, the President noted
As many politicians declare to run for the Nigerian presidency in 2023, we need to pause and pay attention to the hopeless prospect that Nigerians
On February 25, 2022 President Buhari signed the new Electoral Act 2022 into law. And on the 26 of February, 2022, a day after the
the President of the Federal Republic Nigeria signed the Electoral Bill 2022 into law. This is historic being the fourth time since the restoration of democracy in Nigeria in 1999 that the Electoral Act is repealed and re-enacted. It contains many progressive provisions that will facilitate the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in Nigeria.
