Vote (Not Fight)

The focal point of our RSVP campaign is to encourage citizens participation in the electoral process. Our aim is to develop active citizens who are determined to secure their future by voting out incompetent leaders and shunning all forms of electoral violence.

  1. Voting starts at 8:30am. However, it’s always best to arrive early.
  2. Bring your PVC. According to the Electoral Act 2022 (Section 47:1), “A person intending to vote in an election shall present himself with his voter’s card to a presiding officer for accreditation at the polling unit in his constituency in which his name is registered”. This will ensure that you are able to cast your vote without any issues.
  3. If you’re not sure where your Polling Unit is or those contesting in your location, you can find out by visiting gotomypu.com.
  4. You are allowed to stay and watch till your vote is counted.

The focal point of our RSVP campaign is to encourage citizens participation in the electoral process. Our aim is to develop active citizens who are determined to secure their future by voting out incompetent leaders and shunning all forms of electoral violence.

  1. Voting starts at 8:30am. However, it’s always best to arrive early.
  2. Bring your PVC. According to the Electoral Act 2022 (Section 47:1), “A person intending to vote in an election shall present himself with his voter’s card to a presiding officer for accreditation at the polling unit in his constituency in which his name is registered”. This will ensure that you are able to cast your vote without any issues.
  3. If you’re not sure where your Polling Unit is or those contesting in your location.
  4. You are allowed to stay and watch till your vote is counted.

Top Candidates for Anambra Elections

Soludo Charles Chukwuma

Studied Economics (BSC, MSc and PhD) at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). He was the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), from May 2004 - May 2009.

Soludo Charles Chukwuma (APGA)

Ukachukwu Nicholas

Studied Business Administration at the University of Calabar. He is the first Executive Chairman of Abuja Municipal Area Council (non-indigene). He served as a member of the House of Representatives from 1999–2003.

Ukachukwu Nicholas (APC)

Moghalu George Nnadubem

Studied at the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT), Enugu. He served as Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) in 2019.

Moghalu George Nnadubem (LP)

Ezenwafor Jude

Served as Youth Leader of Anambra State Youth Council from 1998-2004. He was the Special Assistant to Governor Chinwoke Mbadinuju on Youth and Student Mobilisation from 2001-2003.

Ezenwafor Jude (PDP)

Other Candidates

Click here to know more about all the candidates.

By-Election 2025

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has scheduled By-elections for Saturday, August 16, 2025, across several states in Nigeria.

These elections are to fill vacant seats in the Senate, House of Representatives, and State Houses of Assembly.

See below for the list of locations where elections will take place.

  • Anambra South – Anambra State
  • Edo Central – Edo State
  • Ovia South West/Ovia North East – Edo State
  • Babura/Garki – Jigawa State
  • Chikun/Kajuru – Kaduna State
  • Ikenne/Shagamu/Remo North – Ogun State
  • Ibadan North – Oyo State
  • Ganye – Adamawa State
  • Onitsha North I – Anambra State
  • Dekina/Okura – Kogi State
  • Zaria Kewaye – Kaduna State
  • Basawa – Kaduna State
  • Bagwai/Shanono – Kano State
  • Mariga – Niger State
  • Karim Lamido I – Taraba State
  • Kauran Namoda South – Zamfara State

Important Voter Notice 📌

Voting starts at 8:00 AM. All voters must come with their Permanent Voter Card (PVC).

Local Government Elections Date

StateDate
OsunFebruary 22nd ✅
KatsinaFebruary 15th ✅
OndoJanuary 18th ✅
LagosJuly 12th ✅
Niger StateNovember 1st

 

State
Date
Ogun & ZamfaraNovember 16th, 2024
Abia & Cross riverNovember 2nd, 2024
KanoOctober 26th, 2024
Kogi & KadunaOctober 19th, 2024
PlateauOctober 9th, 2024
Rivers, Benue, Jigawa & Akwa IbomOctober 5th, 2024
AnambraSeptember 28th, 2024
Kwara, Sokoto, Enugu & ImoSeptember 21st, 2024
KebbiAugust 31st, 2024
BauchiAugust 17th, 2024
EbonyiJuly 20th, 2024
Adamawa, DeltaJuly 13th, 2024
YobeJune 8th, 2024
GombeApril 27th, 2024
BayelsaApril 6th, 2024
FCT, BornoJanuary 20th, 2024
TarabaNovember 18th, 2023

Some Important Tips

Links to past elections

2023 General Elections

2019 General Elections

2015 General Elections

2011 General Elections