The key figures that matter in nigeria’s 2019 general elections. nigerians will go to the polls on saturday, february 16, to elect a new president and members of the national assembly for. Report of nigeria’s 2019 general elections. 1. executive summary. with the relative success achieved in the 2015 general elections, the nigerian electorate was hopeful that a standard had been set, below which future elections should not fall. the 2019 elections were, therefore, supposed to be a consolidation of the gains made in 2015.
The review which is traditionally undertaken by the electoral umpire after every general election revealed other key figures such as: 1. 24,353 nominated candidates. 2. 1,558 electoral. Dele babalola. nigeria’s democratic journey reached another milestone following the successful completion of the general elections in 2019. given the intense competition that surrounds elections in nigeria, every electoral period generates fear of a possible large scale conflict that may cause democratic breakdown or national disintegration. This report on the conduct of the 2019 general election is the product of several persons that spent time and energy going through the records of the commission at headquarters as well as in the state, federal capital territory (fct) and local government offices. their work in gathering the required information on the planning, management and. Political environment and background to the 2019 general elections in nigeria the 2015 general elections in nigeria witnessed for the first time, a democratic change of power from the ruling party, the people’s democratic party (pdp) to the opposition party, the all progressives congress (apc).
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