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HALLOWMACE AFRICA LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE VOTER EDUCATION CAMPAIGN ON THE LEGISLATURE

Campaign to Reach 360 Federal Constituencies and 109 Senatorial Districts Ahead of the 2027 General Elections. HallowMace Africa has announced the commencement of a nationwide Voter Education Campaign on the Legislature, a strategic civic and democratic education initiative designed to deepen Nigerians’ understanding of the role, powers, responsibilities and importance of the legislature in Nigeria’s…

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2027 Elections: HallowMace Africa Calls for Issue-Based Campaigns and Responsible Political Conduct

By HallowMace Africa. As the official campaign season for Nigeria’s 2027 Presidential and National Assembly elections commences on 19 August 2026, HallowMace Africa calls on all political parties, candidates, supporters, campaign organisations and other stakeholders to embrace a campaign season defined by issues, ideas, policies and solutions, rather than personal attacks, inflammatory rhetoric, character assassination…

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National Policing Bill: Good Intentions, But Is the Constitutional Process Being Followed? – HallowMace

HallowMace Africa Analysis. The Nigerian Presidency has announced a seven-week roadmap for the drafting of the National Policing Bill. According to the Presidency, the executive-backed process will include a period for public consultation during which Nigerians are expected to submit memoranda before the final draft is presented to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on September 3,…

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27 Years of Uninterrupted Democracy: How Far, So Far? – HallowMace Africa

The Legislature in Focus By HallowMace Foundation Africa As Nigeria marks 27 years of uninterrupted democratic governance, it is important to assess the role of one of the most critical pillars of democracy—the Legislature. Since the return to civil rule in 1999, the National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly have remained central to lawmaking,…

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House of Representatives Passes State Police Bill – HallowMace Africa Analysis

The decision by the Nigerian House of Representatives to overwhelmingly approve the State Police Bill marks one of the most significant constitutional and security reform developments in Nigeria’s democratic history. With 289 lawmakers voting in support and only one opposing the proposal, the outcome reflects a growing national consensus that the current centralized policing system…

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Securing Credible Elections in 2027: What Nigerians Must Do.

By Amb. Anderson Osiebe. As Nigeria gradually approaches the 2027 general elections, the conversation around credible elections has once again taken center stage. Elections remain the most powerful instrument through which citizens express their democratic will, determine leadership, and shape the future of their nation. However, Nigeria’s electoral history has been punctuated by concerns ranging…

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A Firm Condemnation Of Military Intervention And An Unwavering Commitment To Democracy In Nigeria

*OFFICIAL STATEMENT: A Firm Condemnation Of Military Intervention And An Unwavering Commitment To Democracy In Nigeria* *From: HallowMace Foundation Africa* *Date:* 30th October 2025 *SUBJECT: Upholding Democratic Governance In Nigeria* The HallowMace Foundation Africa, a non-governmental organization dedicated to advocacy and democratic consolidation, issues this statement to categorically condemn any and all alleged plots of…

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Nigeria At 65: A Hallowmace Foundation Message On Legislative Reflection And National Advancement

Date: October 2, 2025 As Nigeria marks its 65th Independence Anniversary, the Hallowmace Foundation Africa extends warm congratulations to the Nigerian people and particularly to the members of the 10th National Assembly on this historic milestone. As we celebrate our nation’s remarkable journey, 65 years of resilience, cultural richness, and continuous democratic evolution. However, anniversaries…

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Subject: Urgent Call for Legislative Intervention on The Exorbitant Increase in International Passport Fees and Poor Workers’ Remuneration in Nigeria

*OPEN LETTER FOR LEGISLATIVE INTERVENTION ON NIGERIA’S INTERNATIONAL PASSPORTS FEES INCREASE* *Date:* September 7th, 2025 *To: The Senate President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria* *To: The Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria* *From: HallowMace Foundation Africa* Subject: Urgent Call for Legislative Intervention on The Exorbitant Increase in International…

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