APC announces deadlines for submission of primaries results, election reports

APC election report deadline announced as party fixes May 25, 2026, for submission of primary election results ahead of 2027 polls

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has issued a formal directive to all Primary Election Committees handling preparations for the 2027 General Elections and upcoming legislative bye-elections, setting strict deadlines for the submission of election results and official reports across Nigeria on Sunday, 24 May 2026.

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The APC election report deadline was contained in a notice signed by the party’s National Organising Secretary, H.E. Sulaiman Muhammad Argungu, OFR, who instructed all committees to ensure timely, accurate, and complete submission of documentation in line with internal electoral guidelines.

According to the directive, the final deadline for submitting results and reports covering governorship, senatorial, House of Representatives, and State Assembly primaries has been fixed for Monday, 25 May 2026.

The party further announced that the submission of reports for legislative bye-elections will commence on Saturday, 30 May 2026, signalling the beginning of a separate reporting window for those contests.

The APC election report deadline is part of broader preparations by the ruling party to streamline its internal electoral process ahead of the 2027 general elections, which are expected to be highly competitive across multiple political blocs.

Party officials emphasised that strict adherence to the timetable is essential to maintain order, transparency, and credibility in the nomination process.

Committees have been urged to avoid delays that could disrupt the overall electoral calendar or trigger internal disputes.

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The directive underscores the APC’s push to tighten administrative control over its primaries as political activities intensify nationwide ahead of the next general election cycle.

Victory Emmanuel