Platform for constituents to lawfully recall underperforming legislators. Don’t wait four years to demand better. They’re to serve you, not the other way round. Bad governance thrives when good people just wait. Recall Them.
National coverage109Senatorial district records structured for representative selection.
Federal representation360House of Representatives constituency records in the directory.
Polling infrastructure176,846Polling units reported for Nigeria’s 2023 general election.
Registered electorate93.47MRegistered voters reported nationally for the 2023 election.
01 / Your mandate
YOU DON’T HAVE TO ENDURE THEM FOR FOUR YEARS
Election day is not the last time your voice matters.
You elected them to serve your constituency—not abandon it, enrich themselves or answer only to political godfathers.
When representation fails, waiting is not your only option.
RECALL THEM.02 / The seat belongs to you
THEY ARE NOT UNTOUCHABLE
A political seat does not belong to the politician.
It belongs to the people who elected them.
They weren’t your choice?Someone imposed them on your constituency?They disappeared after the election?They stopped listening?They failed to represent you?
You do not have to remain powerless until the next election.
Organize. Gather support. Recall them.
03 / Organize
YOUR ANGER IS NOT ENOUGH
Complaining online may trend today and disappear tomorrow.
But when constituents come together, identify their representative, document their dissatisfaction and build support around one campaign, frustration becomes organized political power.
Stop complaining separately. Act together.04 / Keep the record
THEY COUNT ON YOU FORGETTING
They make promises during elections.They visit your community.They ask for your vote.
Then they disappear and expect you to wait another four years.
RecallNG gives your constituency a place to remember, organize and respond.
No performance. No representation. No four-year immunity.05 / Decide
YOUR CONSTITUENCY. YOUR REPRESENTATIVE. YOUR DECISION.
You voted them to improve your life—not only theirs.
Public office is not a reward.
It is a responsibility.
When they stop serving the people, the people should not remain silent.
They serve at your pleasure.06 / Build the movement
ONE PERSON CAN COMPLAIN. A CONSTITUENCY CAN ACT.
Every major movement begins with someone deciding that enough is enough.
Start the campaign.Share it with your ward.Mobilize your polling unit.Let other constituents add their voices.Show them that the seat belongs to the people.
Start with your voice. Build a constituency movement.
07 / Enough waiting
DON’T WAIT FOUR YEARS
Bad roads.Abandoned projects.Broken promises.Poor representation.No constituency engagement.No accountability.
You do not have to keep managing failure while your representative enjoys the benefits of office.
If they cannot represent you, replace them.08 / Take action
THE POWER TO RECALL STARTS WITH YOU
A representative’s seat belongs to the constituency—not to the representative, the governor, the party or a political godfather.
You gave them the mandate. You can demand accountability. You can organize your constituency. You can begin the recall process.
RECALL THEM.
How it works
From one constituent to a constituency-wide petition.
The platform makes a legally complex organizing process understandable and measurable.
Select the representative
Choose State, LGA and chamber. The correct constituency and representative load automatically.
Create and sign
The initiator supplies voter details, polling unit and signature and becomes the first petitioner.
Share constituency-wide
Invite other registered voters through WhatsApp and campaign sharing without exposing private voter details.
Prepare for submission
Export the letter, analytics and full petitioners’ schedule for review and the official INEC process.
Structure makes action credible.Petition records are reviewed, organized and prepared for verification.
Data-backed civic infrastructure
Built around the structure of Nigeria’s electoral system.
From states and LGAs to senatorial districts and federal constituencies, RecallNG follows the electoral boundaries that determine who represents you.
37States and FCT
774LGAs and Area Councils
109Senate seats
360Federal constituencies
A representative’s seat belongs to the constituency—not to the representative.
Start with one signed voter record. Bring your constituency together to defend its mandate and demand the representation it deserves.
Frequently asked questions
Know what your signature means.
Does signing automatically remove a politician?
No. It adds a signed petition record. INEC still conducts the official verification and any referendum required by law.
Who can be the subject of a recall?
The platform covers recall-eligible legislative offices such as Senate, House of Representatives and State House of Assembly seats.
Will my name appear publicly?
No. Public voter lists are anonymized. Full identity details are reserved for authorized petition preparation.
Why is a signature required?
A campaign supporter must affirm the petition and provide a record that can be arranged for verification—not merely click a reaction button.
🇳🇬 Constituency accountability in action
They work for the people. The people can hold them to it.
Organize recall campaigns by polling unit, collect verified petition support, track the legal threshold and prepare an INEC-ready petition package.
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SIGN PETITION
Support this recall
Your support counts only after you provide your voter details, polling unit and signature.
This is a petition signature, not the official INEC referendum vote. The details remain subject to INEC verification.
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INEC petition letter
Select a campaign to prepare its petition package after the 60% safety target is reached.
Required once for campaigns created before protected email delivery was introduced.
The Chairman Independent National Electoral Commission INEC Headquarters Plot 436, Zambezi Crescent Maitama District, Abuja, Nigeria
Dear Sir/Madam,
PETITION FOR THE RECALL OF [REPRESENTATIVE] AS THE ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE OF [CONSTITUENCY]
We, the undersigned registered voters and constituents of [CONSTITUENCY], respectfully submit this petition requesting the recall of [REPRESENTATIVE], who presently represents us in the [LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER].
This petition is made pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the regulations and guidelines of the Independent National Electoral Commission concerning the recall of elected legislators.
Our loss of confidence is based on the following grounds:
[CAMPAIGN GROUNDS]
We confirm that the petition has been endorsed by registered voters from the constituency. According to our campaign records, 0 constituents have signed in support. The unmasked verification schedule supplied through the protected lead-petitioner workflow contains each petitioner’s name, Voter Identification Number, polling-unit details, phone number, signature and other information required for verification.
We further state that the campaign has reached RecallNG’s 60% safety target, set above the constitutional minimum to provide a margin for records that may fail official verification. We respectfully request that INEC receive the petition, examine the submitted records, and commence the verification process in accordance with the law and applicable guidelines.
We understand that support recorded through this online campaign platform does not by itself constitute INEC verification. Each petitioner remains subject to INEC’s official verification procedure, including presentation of a Permanent Voter’s Card and biometric authentication where required.
Please accept the assurances of our highest regard.
Lead Petitioner ________________ For and on behalf of the petitioners
Attachments: 1. Petitioners’ schedule arranged by polling unit 2. Campaign evidence and supporting documents 3. Polling-unit and constituency summary 4. Campaign analytics and threshold report
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This analytics page summarizes records collected by the campaign platform. All petitioners remain subject to official INEC verification.
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Public and printable copies are anonymized. The unmasked verification schedule is prepared only for protected delivery to the lead petitioner after the campaign reaches its 60% safety target.
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Terms & Conditions
These terms govern the use of RecallNG to organize constituency records for a proposed legislative recall. By supporting a campaign, you agree to the following conditions.
1. Eligibility and truthful information
You must be at least 18 years old and provide only your own accurate voter information.
You may support only a campaign within the constituency or legislative jurisdiction in which you are registered.
You must not create a duplicate campaign for a legislative seat when an existing campaign can be supported.
You must not impersonate another voter, submit duplicate support, manipulate campaign totals or provide a false signature.
2. Nature of platform support
A signature recorded on RecallNG is a petition-support record. It does not itself recall a legislator, constitute INEC verification or replace any official referendum, biometric verification or other legal requirement.
3. Authorization
You authorize your submitted details and signature to be included in the relevant campaign’s protected petitioners’ schedule and, where lawfully required, presented to authorized campaign organizers, legal reviewers or INEC for verification and submission.
4. Lawful and responsible use
You must not use RecallNG to threaten, harass, defame, discriminate, upload unlawful material or interfere with the platform. Campaign allegations remain the responsibility of their authors and should be supported by verifiable evidence.
5. Accuracy and availability
Representative and electoral information is compiled from available official records. RecallNG may correct data, moderate unlawful content or suspend abusive activity. The service is provided as civic-organizing infrastructure and is not legal advice.
6. Changes
These terms may be updated to reflect legal, security or platform changes. Material updates should be displayed before further consent is collected.
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This notice explains how RecallNG handles personal data in connection with campaign support, consistently with the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation 2019 and the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023.
1. Data collected
RecallNG may collect your name, VIN, date of birth, phone number, lead petitioner email address, state, LGA or Area Council, ward, polling unit, signature, consent record and campaign participation.
2. Why the data is used
To determine whether you belong to the relevant constituency.
To prevent duplicate or unauthorized petition support.
To arrange petitioners by electoral geography and prepare campaign records for review and official verification.
To produce public campaign totals and analytics without publicly displaying your sensitive identity fields.
3. Legal basis and consent
Data submitted through the support form is processed with your affirmative consent and for the specific civic purpose described here. You may decline by not submitting the form.
4. Storage and disclosure
Voter and campaign records are stored in the RecallNG Supabase database. Public dashboard queries return only masked voter fields and aggregate campaign information; full names, VINs, dates of birth, phone numbers and signatures are not available through the public data API. Protected petition records may be disclosed only to authorized campaign personnel, professional advisers, service providers acting under appropriate safeguards, INEC or another recipient required by law. RecallNG must not sell voter data or use it for unrelated political targeting.
5. Security and retention
Reasonable technical and organizational safeguards should be used to protect exported or deployed records. Personal data should be retained only as long as necessary for the campaign, verification, legal obligations and dispute handling, then securely deleted or anonymized.
6. Your rights
Subject to applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability or withdrawal of consent. Withdrawal does not invalidate processing already lawfully completed and may be limited where records must be preserved for a legal claim or official petition process.