ECNBA Publishes NBA Voters’ Register
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- The Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA) has released the preliminary voters list for the upcoming NBA General Elections.
- Eligible voters are urged to verify their details on the list before the June 1, 2026, deadline.
- The ECNBA has provided a process for members to submit correction requests for any discrepancies found in their records.
The Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA) has published the preliminary voters list, marking a significant step in the preparations for the upcoming NBA General Elections.
The electoral body announced that the 2026 Preliminary Voters List is now accessible for members to review and confirm their details. All eligible voters are strongly encouraged to verify their information before the verification period concludes on June 1, 2026. The release of the list has already generated early excitement, with some NBA members sharing confirmations of their eligibility on social media.
the publication of the 2026 Preliminary Voters List is now available for members to verify their details
In an official notice, ECNBA Chairman Mr. Aham Ejelam, SAN, and Secretary Ibrahim Nasarawa confirmed the publication of the register. They emphasized the importance of careful verification by all members, stating that the list was released in accordance with the NBA Constitution (2015, as amended in 2025). The voters list can be accessed via the ECNBA's official website under the "Voter List" section or through a dedicated voters’ portal.
The committee has also outlined procedures for corrections. Members who identify any discrepancies in their records should submit requests via the official support email. These requests must include their Supreme Court enrollment number (SCN), full name as registered at the Supreme Court, GSM number, and email address for verification. The ECNBA assures that all correction requests will be processed and addressed within 24 hours, stressing the urgency for members to act promptly to ensure a credible and transparent electoral process.
all correction requests would be reviewed and addressed within 24 hours
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