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NDC Announces Date NEC Meeting, Unveiling National Campaign Council

🇳🇬 Nigeria · Politics · Abuja, FCT · 1 d ago
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A major highlight of the meeting, according to the party, will be the National Treasurer’s presentation of the party’s statement of account, a move it said is intended to distinguish its financial management practices from those of other political parties.
Independent sources: 4 · thisdaylive.com, Naija News, News Focus
The NDC challenged other political parties, particularly the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), to adopt similar measures to promote transparency in managing party finances.
Independent sources: 4 · thisdaylive.com, Naija News, News Focus
The party also attributed its financial limitations partly to the economic difficulties facing Nigerians, claiming that approximately 80 per cent of its candidates could not afford the fees for expression-of-interest forms.
Independent sources: 4 · thisdaylive.com, Naija News, News Focus
Beyond the financial disclosures, the NEC meeting will give the party an opportunity to unveil its National Campaign Council, which it said would coordinate its campaign activities across all levels of government.
Independent sources: 4 · thisdaylive.com, Naija News, News Focus
According to the statement, the council will encompass the presidential, National Assembly, governorship and state Houses of Assembly campaign structures.
Independent sources: 4 · thisdaylive.com, Naija News, News Focus
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