Nigeria: 2027 - Kogi Fixes N150m Campaign Signage Fee for Presidential Candidates

Nigeria: 2027 - Kogi Fixes N150m Campaign Signage Fee for Presidential Candidates

Kogi State Government has fixed N150 million as the official fee payable by presidential candidates for the placement of campaign billboards, posters and other promotional materials across the state ahead of the 2027 general elections.

2027: Kogi fixes N150m campaign signage fee for presidential candidates

‎The government also approved N50 million for senatorial candidates, N30 million for House of Representatives candidates and N5 million for State House of Assembly candidates. The post 2027: Kogi fixes N150m campaign signage fee for presidential candidates appeared first on Vanguard News.

Tinubu, Obi, others to pay N150m as Kogi fixes 2027 campaign signage fees

Fanwo said the approved fees were designed to regulate political advertising across the state, ensure compliance with existing signage regulations and generate revenue for the development of Kogi State.

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