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Nigeria Budget Stalls as INEC Sets 2027 Election Timetable

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 22
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The Independent National Electoral Commission set the timetable for the 2027 general elections, which are scheduled to begin on January 16, 2027. Separately, the 2027 Appropriation Bill stalled in the National Assembly because the executive failed to present the proposal by the September target.

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The failure to submit the spending plan before the election atmosphere intensified creates fiscal uncertainty. The Federal Government is responsible for funding INEC, which proposed ₦873.78 billion for the 2027 polls, including ₦209.21 billion for election technology.

Discussions are underway regarding Nigerian diaspora voting, UN involvement, and legislative action ahead of the elections.

From econotimes.com, thesun.ng

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