Understand upcoming elections
Learn what election is happening, where it is happening, and where official information can be found.
Nigeria Election Hub
Follow upcoming elections, understand what different offices do, and find official INEC resources without candidate rankings or partisan recommendations.
Official links
Official election resources
Official resourceINEC official website
Start here for INEC announcements, election information, voter education, and official public resources.
Visit official sourceOfficial resourceINEC voter portalUse the official voter portal for voter registration services, voter status, PVC pickup, and related tools.
Visit official sourceOfficial resourceCheck voter statusCheck voter registration status through INEC's voter verification service.
Visit official sourceOfficial resourcePolling unit locatorFind polling unit information through INEC's official polling unit locator.
Visit official sourceOfficial resourceElection results portalOpen INEC's election results viewing portal for official result uploads when available.
Visit official sourceOfficial resourcePolitical partiesView INEC information about registered political parties and related official documents.
Visit official sourceUse cases
What you can use this hub for
Find official voting resources
Use INEC links to check official voter and polling information where available.
Learn what offices actually do
Read simple explainers on governors, senators, representatives, and state assembly members.
Compare claims carefully
When candidate or party claims are added later, they should be clearly labelled and source-linked.
Voter education
Start with official information
Start with official INEC resources when checking registration, polling unit details, election dates, and results. Informed should point you to official links instead of inventing polling information.
How to check voter information
Start with official INEC resources when checking registration status, PVC details, or voter records.
How to find polling unit information
Use INEC's polling unit tools rather than screenshots, forwards, or unofficial lookup pages.
What to expect on election day
Election-day guidance should come from INEC and other official sources, especially close to voting.
Why official sources matter
Election dates, polling information, and results can change or be misunderstood when shared without context.
What INEC does
INEC is Nigeria's national electoral body. This hub links to INEC resources instead of inventing official information.
Election explainers
Simple guides to Nigerian elections
What does a governor do?
A governor leads a state government and works with state institutions on budgets, services, appointments, and policy.
What does a senator do?
A senator represents a senatorial district in the National Assembly and helps make federal laws.
What does the House of Representatives do?
Representatives make federal laws, review budgets, and represent federal constituencies.
What does a state assembly member do?
State assembly members make state laws and scrutinise state government activity.
How Nigerian elections work
A simple guide to election types, offices, voting, results, and where official information comes from.
How to read a manifesto
Manifesto promises should be treated as candidate or party claims, then checked against sources and records.
Editorial guardrails
How Informed handles election content
Election coverage should help you check facts, not tell you who to support.
- We do not endorse candidates or parties.
- We do not rank candidates.
- We link to official sources where possible.
- Manifesto promises are labelled as candidate or party claims.
- Sensitive claims require reliable sourcing.
- Voter information should come from official INEC resources.
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