The All Progressives Congress dismissed a circulating report on the cost of nomination forms for the 2027 general elections. Party officials described the document as fake and designed to mislead the public.
Social media platforms shared a list of proposed fees on March 27 2026. The list claimed presidential forms would cost 200 million naira. It added governorship forms at 150 million naira, senatorial forms at 100 million naira, House of Representatives forms at 70 million naira, and state assembly forms at 20 million naira.
Supporters and critics quickly debated the figures online. Many aspirants expressed concern over the high amounts.
All Progressives Congress National Publicity Secretary Felix Morka rejected the report outright. He stated the figures came from mischievous sources and carried no official weight. Morka added the party had not fixed any prices yet.
He explained the National Working Committee would announce details at the appropriate time after careful review. Morka urged Nigerians to ignore the claims and focus on verified party communications.
Several party members welcomed the clarification. They noted the denial removed unnecessary tension ahead of the polls. However some aspirants still called for lower fees to encourage broader participation.
The All Progressives Congress reminded the public that past nomination costs had varied and future decisions would reflect current realities. Party leaders promised transparency in all processes.
Meanwhile the party continued preparations for its national convention. Officials stressed unity and readiness for the 2027 polls. The All Progressives Congress advised members to rely only on official channels for updates.
