Vanguard· 1h ago· 1 min read
Abia State Government says every political party’s presidential candidate intending to campaign through billboards and posters will pay N200 million to obtain campaign advertising permit.
The Abia State Structures for Signages and Advertising Agency (ABSSAA), disclosed this on Wednesday in Aba, during a “Stakeholders Forum on Political Campaign Advertising fees”.
The forum has the theme: “Order in Outdoors: Partnership for Safe Campaigns, Sustainable Revenue and A Cleaner Abia”.
Mr Ndubuisi Nwaogwugwu, the Head of Department, Strategy, Innovation and Design, ABSSAA, announced the rate on Wednesday in Aba.
Nwaogwugwu said that the permit rates schedule applied to all political party candidates at all levels in Abia and had its basis in ABSSAA and other Abia Laws regulating signage and advertising.
“Presidential candidates will pay N200 million, Governorship candidates will pay N150…
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