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PAACA Refutes Costly Election Claims, Says Nigeria Spends Just $8 Per Voter
The Peering Advocacy and Advancement Centre in Africa (PAACA) has debunked claims that Nigeria’s elections are among the world’s costliest, revealing that the country spends approximately $8 per voter, making its polls one of the least expensive in West Africa. The clarification was made to counter widespread misconceptions about electoral costs in Nigeria.Speaking at a one-day town hall meeting in Sokoto, organized with support from the MacArth…
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PAACA Refutes Costly Election Claims, Says Nigeria Spends Just $8 Per Voter
The Peering Advocacy and Advancement Centre in Africa (PAACA) has debunked claims that Nigeria’s elections are among the world’s costliest, revealing that the country spends approximately $8 per voter, making its polls one of the least expensive in West Africa. The clarification was made to counter widespread misconceptions about electoral costs in Nigeria.Speaking at a one-day town hall meeting in Sokoto, organized with support from the MacArth…
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