APC Fixes Nomination, Interest Form Fees for 2027 Elections
By Yahaya Idris
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has officially announced the cost of nomination and expression of interest forms for aspirants seeking to contest various elective positions under its platform ahead of forthcoming elections.
The party’s decision, which outlines a detailed fee structure across all major political offices, is expected to shape early preparations among prospective candidates nationwide.
According to the party, aspirants vying for the office of the President are required to pay a total sum of ₦200 million for both nomination and interest forms.
Those seeking to contest senatorial seats are to obtain their forms at a cost of ₦100 million, while aspirants for the House of Representatives will pay ₦70 million.
The APC further fixed the nomination and interest form for governorship aspirants at ₦150 million, reflecting the high stakes associated with executive leadership positions at the state level.
In the same vein, the party pegged the cost of nomination and interest forms for aspirants contesting seats in the State Houses of Assembly at ₦20 million.
The APC maintained that the fees are part of its internal processes aimed at streamlining participation and ensuring commitment among contestants.
The Gains Of APC’s South-South Congress And The Road To 2027
Political observers note that the announcement may generate mixed reactions among stakeholders, with some raising concerns about the high cost of participation, while others view it as a strategic move by the party to manage the number of aspirants and maintain organizational structure ahead of the 2027 elections.
