2027: Kogi charges presidential candidates N150m for billboards

Kogi State sets N150m fee for presidential candidates’ billboards and other campaign materials for 2027 elections, aiming to regulate and generate revenue.

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August 12, 2026 · 01:15 · 5 min read

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Kogi State sets N150m fee for presidential candidates’ billboards and other campaign materials for 2027 elections, aiming to regulate and generate revenue.

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2027: Kogi charges presidential candidates N150m for billboards