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The supporters of the projected All Democratic Alliance (ADA) have received a message from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) confirming that their application to register as a political party in Nigeria has been received.
INEC confirmed that the application filed by ADA’s Protem National Chairman on June 19, 2025, is presently being reviewed in a letter dated June 27, 2025, signed by the Commission’s Secretary, Rose Oriaran-Anthony.
The Commission ended its letter by wishing the applicants the best, which is a formal but typical way of saying that the application will be given the attention it deserves.
According to Part 1, Article 2(ii) of our Regulations and Guidelines for Political Parties, 2022, the Commission is processing your application, the letter said.
According to reports, ADA would join a growing number of political platforms that are positioning themselves as alternatives to Nigeria’s major parties in preparation for the 2027 election cycle if registration is successful.
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Earlier this week, INEC declared that 110 applications for political party registration had been received.
Ezenwa Nwagu, the Executive Director of the Peering Advocacy and Advisory Center in Africa, has called the 110 associations that are requesting to be registered as political parties with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) “jokes.”
According to Naija News, during the Commission’s second quarterly meeting with the media on Wednesday, INEC Chairman Mahmoud Yakubu revealed that as of Monday, June 23, 2025, 110 associations have sent letters of intent to the electoral management body expressing their desire to register as political parties.
In an interview with Arise Television, Nwagu emphasized that specific requirements must be fulfilled, pointing out that many of the associations are either without a registered address, a chairman, a secretary, a constitution, an acronym, or a valid location.
He claims that records show that up to 70 of these societies have maintained offices in cemeteries.
