The Backstory

Our campaign financing laws have been watered down - here’s how


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Politicians and political parties need money to fund campaigns. Regulating how politicians and political parties raise funds and how they spend those funds is important because If you leave it up to the politician and political parties, anything goes. In this episode, we take a closer look at our Electoral Act and we noticed that it has been  diluted, watered  down over the years. Our legislators appear to be introducing more grey areas into every new version of the act and these grey areas seem to help cover up information about source of funds, recipients of funds, amounts contributed, frequency of contributions and requirements to disclose information.

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This episode was produced by Rahmat Muhammad, Mariam Mohammed, Uche Mbah, Dominic Tabakaji and Sam Tabakaji.

Special thanks to Kolawole Oluwadare of SERAP, John Iwodi and Lucky Usamah.

Executive producer Rahmat Muhammad.

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We used several sources for this episode including:

▶︎2022 Electoral Act

https://placng.org/i/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Electoral-Act-2022.pdf

▶︎2002 Electoral Act

https://www.ceja.ch/images/CEJA/DOCS/Bib/Pays/Nigeria_S2/M6.pdf

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