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APC releases adjusted timetable for 2026 nationwide congresses, convention

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) has released an adjusted schedule for its 2026 nationwide ward, local government, state and zonal congresses, culminating in the party’s national convention slated for late March.

In a timetable issued by its National Secretariat in Abuja and signed by the National Organising Secretary, Sulaiman Muhammad Argungu, the party said the activities were in line with provisions of its constitution guiding the election of party officials across all tiers.

According to the schedule, membership e-registration began on January 31 and ended on February 8, while notices of congresses were dispatched to state and Federal Capital Territory chapters on February 2.

Submission of nomination forms for ward and local government congresses closed on February 9, followed by screening and appeals between February 10 and February 14.

Ward congresses are fixed for February 18, with appeals the following day, while local government congresses will take place on February 21 and appeals on February 23.

At the state level, purchase of forms for state executive positions will run from February 22 to February 25, with screening set for February 27–28 and appeals from March 1–2. State congresses are scheduled for March 3, and appeals on March 4.

Activities leading to zonal congresses and the national convention include purchase and submission of forms between March 12 and March 16, inauguration of screening committees on March 23, and screening of aspirants on March 24. Zonal congresses across the six geo-political zones are slated for March 25, with appeals on March 26.

The party’s national convention will hold from March 27 to March 28.The APC also published fees for expression of interest and nomination forms across the different tiers.

At the ward level, expression of interest costs ₦5,000, while nomination forms range from ₦15,000 to ₦20,000 depending on the position. For local government positions, nomination forms range from ₦50,000 to ₦100,000 after a ₦10,000 expression-of-interest fee.

State executive positions attract ₦50,000 for expression of interest, with nomination forms pegged at ₦1 million for chairman and ₦500,000 for other offices. Zonal offices require ₦100,000 expression of interest and ₦200,000 for nomination.

For national positions, the fees rise significantly, with expression of interest set at ₦100,000. Nomination forms cost ₦10 million for national chairman, ₦7.5 million for deputy national chairmen and national secretary, ₦5 million for other offices, and ₦250,000 for National Executive Committee membership.

The party noted that female aspirants, youths and persons living with disabilities would pay only the expression-of-interest fee and 50 per cent of nomination costs. It also clarified that Ekiti, Osun, Rivers states and the FCT are excluded from ward, local government and state congresses, but will participate in electing delegates to the national convention.

Forms are to be completed online after payment verification, with payments directed to designated APC accounts at Zenith Bank and United Bank for Africa.

The congress cycle is expected to determine new party leadership structures ahead of future electoral activities.

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