NG2027
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Volunteers

The pipeline, not the headcount

Registered
262,418
top of funnel
Trained
151,584
Accredited
111,117
42%
Deployed
103,731
0.59/unit
Units to cover
176,844
INEC roll
Recoverable
40,467
trained, not accredited

Recruitment funnel

Every step is a real loss, not a rounding
Registered
262,418
100%
Identity verified
213,577
81%
−19%
Trained
151,584
58%
−29%
INEC accredited
111,117
42%
−27%
Deployed to a unit
103,731
40%
−7%

A campaign reporting 262,418 volunteers is reporting the top of this funnel and will discover the bottom on polling day. 103,731 are actually assigned to a unit — 42% of those who signed up.

What each stage means

Where people are lost, and why
Registered262,418
Signed up through a ward officer or the public form.
Identity verified213,577
Identity and ward of residence confirmed against the party register.
Trained151,584
Completed result-form capture and incident reporting training.
INEC accredited111,117
Named on the party list filed with INEC. Cannot be added after the deadline.
Deployed to a unit103,731
Assigned to a specific polling unit for the federal poll.

Deployment density

Volunteers per polling unit — 1.0 is the floor

Active volunteers per polling unit. Below 1.0 means units without a body.

Abia — 0.36 per unitAdamawa — 0.49 per unitAkwa Ibom — 0.56 per unitAnambra — 0.39 per unitFCT — 0.38 per unitBauchi — 0.51 per unitBayelsa — 0.46 per unitBenue — 0.76 per unitBorno — 0.66 per unitCross River — 0.51 per unitDelta — 0.44 per unitEbonyi — 0.40 per unitEdo — 0.44 per unitEkiti — 0.79 per unitEnugu — 0.42 per unitGombe — 0.51 per unitImo — 0.43 per unitJigawa — 0.77 per unitKaduna — 0.48 per unitKano — 0.53 per unitKatsina — 0.61 per unitKebbi — 0.73 per unitKogi — 0.65 per unitKwara — 0.62 per unitLagos — 0.59 per unitNasarawa — 0.64 per unitNiger — 0.79 per unitOgun — 0.69 per unitOndo — 0.83 per unitOsun — 0.67 per unitOyo — 0.71 per unitPlateau — 0.50 per unitRivers — 0.67 per unitSokoto — 0.70 per unitTaraba — 0.49 per unitYobe — 0.69 per unitZamfara — 0.72 per unitABADAKANFCTBABYBEBOCRDEEBEDEKENGOIMJIKDKNKTKBKOKWLANANIOGONOSOYPLRISOTAYOZA
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Administrative boundaries from geoBoundaries (gbOpen), simplified and projected at build time. These are state boundaries, not INEC constituency delimitation. A pink dot marks a state carrying an open trigger. Toggle vote weight to see the same metric sized by electorate rather than by land area.

Select a state for its 2023 result, current signal, structure and volunteer coverage, and any open triggers scoped to it.

Thinnest coverage

States furthest below one volunteer per unit
Abia
1,445 deployed · 3,978 units
0.36
FCT
310 deployed · 813 units
0.38
Anambra
2,642 deployed · 6,833 units
0.39
Ebonyi
1,048 deployed · 2,639 units
0.40
Enugu
1,837 deployed · 4,383 units
0.42
Imo
2,204 deployed · 5,182 units
0.43
Delta
2,335 deployed · 5,350 units
0.44
Edo
1,711 deployed · 3,894 units
0.44
Bayelsa
1,219 deployed · 2,662 units
0.46
Kaduna
3,594 deployed · 7,564 units
0.48

Below 1.00 means polling units with no body at them. This is the recruitment brief, ranked.

Worst conversion

Registered through to accredited
Enugu
South East · 5,717 registered
34%
FCT
North Central · 1,014 registered
34%
Anambra
South East · 8,388 registered
34%
Abia
South East · 4,668 registered
34%
Imo
South East · 6,784 registered
35%
Delta
South South · 7,225 registered
35%
Ebonyi
South East · 3,352 registered
35%
Edo
South South · 4,960 registered
36%

Conversion is worst where party structure is weakest, and that is not a coincidence: accreditation is an administrative act that needs a functioning ward executive to file the list. Fixing structure fixes this; recruiting harder does not.

Roles deployed

103,731 people
64%
21%

People are counted here, never named. Volunteer identity is personal data under the NDPA 2023 and belongs in the party’s own system behind its own consent record. This platform holds the counts that come back from it — which is also why no screen here can leak a volunteer list.