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As preparations for Nigeria’s 2027 elections gather pace, there is a need to examine the broader political, democratic and regional implications of the elections.
Theme: Nigeria’s 2027 Elections: Nigeria’s Democratic Trajectory and Regional Stability Beyond the Ballot. We look forward to bringing these perspectives into focus with @AfricaProg.
Date: 12 November 2026
Time: 14:00–15:30 GMT | 15:00–16:30 WAT
Venue: Chatham House, London and Online
Register to attend: bit.ly/4syOJst
📣 Event with @Kimpact_Global | Speakers assess what #Nigeria’s 2027 presidential elections may mean for the country’s democratic trajectory, regional stability and international partnerships.
🔗Register interest: chathamhouse.org/events/all/…
#CHAfrica #NigeriaElections #NigeriaDecides2027 #WestAfrica #DFD2026
Across board, the work towards Nigeria’s 2027 General Elections continues, and young people must remain central to that process.
On the 5th November 2026, Kimpact Development Initiative (KDI), under the Youth Electoral Reform Project (YERP-Naija), Phase IV, convened the Second Stakeholder Roundtable on Voter Education and Youth Participation in Abuja.
The roundtable brought together representatives of INEC, NOA, NYSC, civil society organisations, youth-led organisations, political parties, the media and other stakeholders to examine how voter education can be strengthened, barriers to youth participation addressed, and technology leveraged to support meaningful engagement in the electoral process.
Discussions drew on evidence from the YERP-Naija Reform Tracker, including over 656 reports submitted by young Nigerians across the country, and explored practical actions stakeholders can take ahead of 2027.
The message remains clear; that young people must not only be encouraged to participate; their concerns, experiences and voices must also shape the electoral process.
#YERPNaija
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Nearly 30 million Nigerians aged 18-34 are registered voters, almost 30 million young voices with a stake in our democratic future.
Across all six geopolitical zones, young people serving through the CVE CDS are taking civic and voter education into their communities, engaging citizens and encouraging informed participation.
As Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections, young people cannot afford to be spectators in a process that shapes their future.
Informed citizens, stronger democracy!🇳🇬
#CVECDS #NYSC
7 days to go!
Exactly one week until we bring this conversation to the table.
As Nigeria looks towards the 2027 General Elections, the questions around electoral credibility, security, investor confidence and regional stability deserve attention before the election period.
Join us in person or virtually for this timely conversation.
📅 12th November, 2026
🕑 14:00–15:30 GMT | 15:00–16:30 WAT
Register your interest: bit.ly/4syOJst
#DFD2026 #CHAfrica #NigeriaDecides2027 #NigeriaElections #WestAfrica @AfricaProg
The lessons from today’s elections are key to shaping tomorrow’s democracy. On 30 October 2026, Kimpact Development Initiative (KDI) hosted the Public Presentation of KDI’s Electoral Integrity Interventions, bringing stakeholders together to examine findings from the 2026 Ekiti and Osun Governorship Elections and their implications for Nigeria’s 2027 General Elections.
Three reports were presented:
📌 PoliMoney: Political Finance Monitoring of Osun and Ekiti.
📌 Electoral Security and Democratic Resilience.
📌 The People’s Report: Longitudinal Assessment of Elections Result Management in Nigeria’s Off-Cycle Governorship Elections (2023–2026).
The presentations highlighted key lessons on political finance, electoral security and result management, with insights to inform electoral reforms and strengthen democratic resilience ahead of 2027.
📖 Explore the full reports: kimpact.org.ng/publications
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📣 12 November at 14.00 GMT w/ @Kimpact_Global | Experts assess what #Nigeria’s 2027 presidential elections may mean for the country’s democratic trajectory, regional stability and international partnerships.
🔗Register interest: bit.ly/4syOJst #CHAfrica #Nigeria #NigeriaElections #NigeriaDecides2027 #WestAfrica #DFD2026
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Think elections concern you only when it’s time to vote? Think again.
The rules guiding elections matter, and so does how they are put into practice. As we move towards the 2027 General Elections, young Nigerians can play a role by following electoral reform implementation, raising questions, engaging electoral stakeholders and staying informed.
You don’t have to wait until election day to get involved. Know the process. Ask questions. Stay engaged.
Explore YERP-Naija: yerpnaija.ng/site/
With Nigeria’s 2027 elections approaching, Chatham House, in partnership with Kimpact Development Initiative (KDI), will convene a discussion on Nigeria’s democratic trajectory and regional stability beyond the ballot.
The conversation will examine electoral credibility, security, investor confidence and Nigeria’s regional and international relationships.
📅 12th November, 2026
🕑 14:00–15:30 GMT | 15:00–16:30 WAT
📍 Chatham House, London & Online
What do you think will matter most in shaping Nigeria’s democratic future ahead of 2027?
Join the conversation. Register here: bit.ly/4syOJst
#CHAfrica #NigeriaDecides2027 #WestAfrica #DFD2026
Join our Executive Director, Bukola Idowu, LIVE on ARISE NEWS tonight at 9:00 PM as he breaks down critical insights on "Insecurity and Nigeria’s Electoral Process: Lessons from the Ekiti and Osun Governorship Elections."
As the country prepares to head to the polls, understanding key security lessons from past off-cycle elections is crucial to ensuring safe, transparent, and credible elections across the nation.
Tune in via:
DStv: Channel 416
Sky: Channel 516
GOtv: Channel 24
Our comprehensive reports on the 2026 Ekiti and Osun State Governorship Elections are now live and available for download.
Gain deep insights into electoral security, voter behavior, and democratic resilience through our evidence-based findings.
Access Full Report at: kimpact.org.ng/publications – at Karu, Nigeria
What will it take to strengthen electoral integrity ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 General Elections?
Kimpact Development Initiative (KDI) is publicly presenting its Electoral Integrity Interventions, highlighting efforts, strategies and lessons from the #EkitiAndOsunDecides2026 elections.
Join the conversation LIVE on Kimpact TV as we share insights and discuss the interventions shaping the push for credible, transparent and accountable elections.
📺 Watch LIVE: youtube.com/@kimpactv
Tune in, and follow the conversation. – at Abuja, Nigeria
You speak up online when something needs to change. Make sure you’re also ready to have a say at the ballot box.
As we look ahead to the 2027 General Elections, don’t stop at calling out what’s wrong. Get your PVC, stay informed, and be ready to vote. Complaints are important and so is Participation.
#YERPNaija – at Karu, Nigeria
Nigeria’s 2027 elections are closer than they seem. What lessons can we take from Ekiti and Osun to strengthen electoral integrity ahead of the polls?
On Friday, 30 October 2026, Kimpact Development Initiative (KDI) will host the Electoral Integrity Summit 2026, bringing stakeholders together to examine lessons from the two governorship elections and what they mean for Nigeria’s 2027 General Elections.
📅 Date: Friday, 30 October 2026
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM
📍 Venue: Reiz Continental Hotel, Cadastral Zone, Abuja.
The question is not just what happened in Ekiti and Osun, but what must change before 2027. – at Karu, Nigeria
Sometimes, we witness or hear about issues affecting our communities but don’t know what to do with that information.
Naija Civic Space provides a way to speak up. Report civic and human rights incidents, document concerns and help strengthen accountability.
If you see something, say something. Don’t just pass it on. Report it.
Visit: naijacivicspace.com to report an incident. – at Karu, Nigeria
Electoral reform is only as effective as its implementation.
What must change ahead of the 2027 General Elections? And what will it take to strengthen electoral integrity and youth participation?
The YERP Naija First Multi-Stakeholder Roundtable Communiqué captures key observations and recommendations ahead of the 2027 General Elections.
📄 Read the communiqué: bit.ly/4yDY43J
#YERPNaija – at Karu, Nigeria
