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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has confirmed receiving letters of request from 110 associations seeking registration as political parties.
The Chairman of the Commission, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, made this known on Wednesday, noting that the requests are being processed in line with the relevant laws and the Commission’s Regulations and Guidelines.
“As of Monday, 23rd June 2025, the Commission has received letters of intent from 110 associations that wish to register as political partie,” he said.
“We are diligently processing the requests in line with the procedure outlined in the law as well as our regulations and guidelines. We have acknowledged all requests received.
“So far, we have acknowledged all applications received, except for six, which were submitted recently. These will be acknowledged before the end of the week.”
He urged Nigerians, especially those interested in registering political parties, to consult the Commission’s Regulations and Guidelines for Political Parties 2022, available on the Commission’s website.
The Commission has also released the full list of the 110 associations, detailing their proposed names, acronyms, addresses, as well as the names of their Chairmen and Secretaries.
“The list will be uploaded to our website and social media platforms shortly. Hard copies have also been included in your folders for this meeting,” Yakubu added.
See Full List Below:
1. Key of Freedom Party (KFP)
2. Absolute Congress (ABC)
3. All Grassroots Party (AGP)
4. Congress Action Party (CAP
49. Polling Unit Ambassadors of Nigeria (PUAN)
50. Village Intelligence Party (VIP)
51. Great Transformation Party (GTP)
52. Alliance Social Party (Not Provided)
53. Nigeria Democratic Alliance (NIDA)
54. New National Democratic Party (NNDP)
55. Obedients Peoples Party
56. Nourish Democratic People’s Congress (NDPC)
57. All Youth Reclaim Party (AYRP)
58. LA RIBA Multipurpose Cooperative Society
59. Alliance Youth Party of Nigeria (AYPN)
60. The True Democrats (TTD)
61. Democratic Peoples Congress (DPC)
.62. National Democratic Movement
63. Economic Liberation Party (ELP)
64. Grassroot Ambassador’s Party (GAP)
65. All For All Congress (AFAC)
66. People Democratic Alliance (PDA)
67. United National Youths Party of Nigeria
68. Peoples Liberation Party (PLP)
69. Democratic Union for Progress (DUP)
70. Citizen Democratic Alliance (CDA)
71. African Action Group (AAG)
72. Patriots Alliance Network (PAN)
73. Democratic Leadership Party (DLP)
74. Pink Political Party (PPP)
75. Young Motivation & Awareness for Development Forum
76. Access Party (AP)
77. Youth Progressive Empowerment Initiative (YPEI)
78. Grassroot Ambassadors’ Party (GRAP)
79. Republican Party of Nigeria
80. Sceptre Influence Party (SIP)
81. Young Democratic Congress (YDC)
82. Patriotic Nigerians Party (PNP)
83. Far-Right Party
84. Democratic People’s Party (DPP)
85. United Citizens Congress (UCC)
86. Reset Nigeria (RN)
87. New Nigeria Democratic Party ()
88. Save Nigeria People Party (SNPP)
89. Above All (AA)
90. Alliance for Youth and Women Party (AYWP)
91. Rebuild Nigeria Group (RNG)
92. Citizen Progressive Party (CPP)
93. Good Guardian Party (CG PARTY)
94. Abiding Greatness Party (AGP)
95. Patriotic Peoples’ Party (PPP)
96. Development & Freedom Party (DFP)
97. Peace, Unity & Prosperity Culture (PUP Culture)
98. The Populist Party (Party P)
99. New Nigeria Leadership Party (NNLP)
100. All Allies Alliance
101. National Action Network (NAN)
102. Coalition for Nigerian Democrats (CND)
103. Republican Party of Nigeria (RPN)
104. Abundance Africa Alliance (AAA)
105. Freewill Humanitarian Party (FHP)
106. Peoples Emancipation Party (PEP)
107. Peoples Liberation Congress Party (PLPC)
108. Peoples Democratic Congress (PDC)
109. All Democratic Alliance (ADA)
110. Advanced Democratic Alliance (ADA)