INEC Says APC, PDP, Other Parties Yet To Submit 2019 Election Expenses Reports

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INEC Says APC, PDP, Other Parties Yet To Submit 2019 Election Expenses Reports

The Independent National Electoral Commission says the All Progressives Congress (APC), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and some other parties were yet to submit the reports of the expenses they incurred during the 2019 general elections.

INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, disclosed this on Tuesday, in Lagos, at a two-day media capacity building workshop on the commission’s progresses, innovations, preparations for the 2023 general elections and critical issues in the Electoral Act 2022.

The INEC Chairman, represented by Director, Election and Party Monitoring Department, Aminu Idris, said out of the 91 political parties that participated in the 2019 polls, about 34 submitted reports (both expenditures and incomes).

He posited that the major political parties reportedly spent N4.6bn, N3.3bn on billboards, print media advertisements, electronic media advertisements, and coverage/grammies (musical performances) during the 2019 polls.

INEC report has it that, in the list of the 34 political parties that submitted reports for the 2019 election, the major parties were not among them.

Director-General, Electoral Institute, Sa’ad Idris, said the commission was expected to train about 1.4m ad-hoc staff who would officiate at the 2023 general elections, comprising security officers.

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