Kogi State Fixes October 17, 2026, for Local Government Elections!

Kogi State Fixes October 17, 2026, for Local Government Elections!

Reported by David Joshua | Sele Media Africa

The Kogi State Independent Electoral Commission (KOSIEC) has officially announced that the next local government elections will hold on October 17, 2026. This decision aims to strengthen grassroots democracy and enhance local governance across the state.

The Chairman of KOSIEC, in a recent statement, emphasized the commission’s commitment to conducting free, fair, and credible elections. He urged political parties and stakeholders to begin preparations to ensure a smooth electoral process.

This announcement follows calls from civil society groups and political actors demanding timely conduct of local government polls, which are crucial for development and representation at the grassroots level.

The Kogi government has expressed support for the commission’s plan, highlighting the importance of local elections in deepening democracy and improving service delivery.

Sources:

  • Daily Trust: Reports on Kogi local government election timetable
  • Vanguard Nigeria: Coverage of KOSIEC announcements
  • Premium Times: Analysis of local elections in Kogi State

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