Nigeria Accountability Summit

As Nigeria prepares for the Ekiti (June 20) & Osun (August 8) 2026 governorship elections, and the 2027 , PLSI is strengthening its platform designed to help citizens track promises, not just posters.

Through ÀDÉHÙN (https://adehun.policytracker.ng/), our Electoral Accountability Tool (EAT), we enable citizens to:
~Track electoral promises across parties and candidates
~Compare policy commitments and governance priorities
~Follow up on performance after elections
~Demand accountability throughout the electoral cycle

Last year, at the Nigeria Accountability Summit 2025, PLSI presented its Pre-Election Accountability Report on Governorship Election, during a breakout session attended by key stakeholders, including the Anambra State Commissioner for Budget and Economic Planning, Ms. Chiamaka Nnake.

This engagement showcased the availability of the ÀDÉHÙN platform as a tool to enable Anambra citizens to compare candidates, assess commitments, and make informed electoral choices before and on election day. It also reaffirmed PLSI’s commitment to strengthening evidence-based voting and citizen-led electoral accountability in Nigeria.

Now, as Ekiti and Osun approach, we are scaling up this work. Citizens should anticipate the full rollout.

🔗Explore : https://adehun.policytracker.ng/

See full report: https://plsinitiative.org/documents/adehun-electoral-accountability-report/

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