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Electoral body to announce new political parties

This was revealed by the commission's chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, at INEC's Communication Policy Review in Kaduna.

INEC chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu

This was revealed by the commission's chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, at INEC's Communication Policy Review in Kaduna state on Monday.

Speaking at the workshop, the chairman said, "Let me assure Nigerians that under the Electoral Act, the commission is required to register new political parties and the guidelines are very clear for registration.

"As at last week, we received 95 applications for registration as new political parties.

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"At the end of this workshop, there is going to be a retreat on Wednesday to review the ongoing voter registration, followed by a meeting of the commission here in Kaduna.

"There will be a statement on parties after the meeting of the commission."

The country already has 40 registered political parties.

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