North Central
Benue · Federal Capital Territory · Kogi · Kwara · Nassarawa · Niger · Plateau
Tinubu
APC
38.6%
Obi
LP
31.0%
Abubakar
PDP
25.5%
Kwankwaso
NNPP
1.3%
Closest three-way northern zone on the map.
Civic & Elections
Find where you vote.
Locate your official biometric polling unit, senatorial district, and federal constituency ahead of the 2027 General Elections.
Source: INEC delimitation register · Updated Sep 2025
176,623 polling units across 36 states and the FCT.
2027 General Elections
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Official polling · 16 Jan 2027 · Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
Electoral roster
2027 candidates
Every declared candidate, by office and state. Non-partisan by design — the roster only reports what INEC published.
18 presidential tickets nationwide
Source: INEC final candidate list · Updated Sep 2026
Past elections
Election results
Official presidential results by state and geopolitical zone, from 2011 through 2023.
National result · INEC
Bola Ahmed Tinubu (APC) declared winner
APC
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
8,794,726 · 36.6%
PDP
Atiku Abubakar
6,984,520 · 29.1%
LP
Peter Obi
6,101,533 · 25.4%
NNPP
Rabiu Kwankwaso
1,496,687 · 6.2%
2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
How the six zones voted
Plurality in each geopolitical zone · Tinubu, Abubakar, Obi and others.
LED TINUBU
North East
Adamawa · Bauchi · Borno · Gombe · Taraba · Yobe
Abubakar
PDP
50.6%
Tinubu
APC
34.5%
Obi
LP
9.2%
Kwankwaso
NNPP
3.7%
Atiku's only zone lead among the six.
North West
Jigawa · Kaduna · Kano · Katsina · Kebbi · Sokoto · Zamfara
Tinubu
APC
39.6%
Abubakar
PDP
34.8%
Kwankwaso
NNPP
19.0%
Obi
LP
5.2%
Tinubu's strongest zone — swept all seven states.
South East
Abia · Anambra · Ebonyi · Enugu · Imo
Obi
LP
87.8%
Tinubu
APC
5.7%
Abubakar
PDP
4.1%
Kwankwaso
NNPP
0.4%
Obi's highest shares — all five states.
South South
Akwa Ibom · Bayelsa · Cross River · Delta · Edo · Rivers
Obi
LP
42.4%
Tinubu
APC
28.0%
Abubakar
PDP
25.1%
Kwankwaso
NNPP
0.6%
Mixed south-south: Obi led four, Tinubu two.
South West
Ekiti · Lagos · Ogun · Ondo · Osun · Oyo
Tinubu
APC
53.6%
Abubakar
PDP
22.1%
Obi
LP
19.9%
Kwankwaso
NNPP
0.4%
Tinubu home zone — won five of six states.
Source: INEC · https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Nigerian_presidential_election · Updated 2023-02-25
Constituency lookup
Who represents me?
Officeholders for the 10th National Assembly, straight from the INEC and NASS returns. Tap a senatorial district on the map to find your senator.
South West · 24 House seats · 40 assembly seats
Source: INEC · NASS 10th Assembly · Updated 2023–2027 term
Armed Forces · Security lookup
Look up any formation
22 documented formations across the Army, Navy and Air Force. Pick a service, open a headquarters, and read its area of responsibility, status and map footprint.
About this service
Nigerian Army
The land component of the Nigerian Armed Forces and its largest service. It traces its origins to the 1863 Glover Hausas and took its current form in 1956. It is charged with the defence of Nigerian territory, internal security operations in aid of civil authority, and contributions to peacekeeping. It is headed by the Chief of Army Staff and governed by the Nigerian Army Council.
- Role
- Land warfare
- Established
- 1863 (origins); 1956 (current form)
- Headquarters
- Army Headquarters, Armed Forces Complex, Muhammadu Buhari Way, Garki, Abuja
Sources: Nigerian Army — About · NAFC — Nigerian Army military ranks · National Defence College· Last verified 15 Oct 2026
Divisional HQs, Army HQ and the Guards Brigade.
🪖 Nigerian Army
1 Division (Kaduna)
Nigerian Army division / brigade-level formation · 5 states
The 1 Division is one of the Nigerian Army's oldest fighting formations. Based in Kaduna, its AOR covers Kaduna, Kano, Jigawa, Katsina and Niger. Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara align with 8 Division; Niger State is planned to move to 9 Division under the 2026 expansion.
Where it sits
KadunaKanoJigawaKatsinaNiger
- Kaduna-based Division
- Northwest states AOR
- Historic infantry formation
Nigerian Army
14
Divisional HQs, Army HQ and the Guards Brigade
Nigerian Navy
3
Naval Commands covering the coastline
Nigerian Air Force
5
Air Force HQ, commands and bases
4 new Army divisions were approved in July 2026 and are forming toward Initial Operational Capability. They are hidden on the map until you reveal them.
Geopolitical intelligence
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176,623 polling units
Election map
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22 formations · 3 services
Security map
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Basemap: Minimal or Street only on map pages.
Civic education
How the National Assembly works
109
Senate seats
3 per state plus 1 for the FCT
360
House of Reps seats
Apportioned by population
4
Years per term
No constitutional term limit
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- 3
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- 4
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- 5
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Every state, LGA and constituency boundary on the election map.
Source: INEC delimitation · Constitution of Nigeria · Updated 2026