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Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What does CLAI do?
CLAI is a civic advocacy initiative focused on voter education, public enlightenment, electoral participation, youth civic engagement, voters’ rights advocacy, and constructive dialogue.
Does the national mandate mean there is a CLAI office in every state and LGA?
No. The supplied brief describes nationwide scope, but it does not establish an active office or chapter in every location. Use the chapter page or contact CLAI for current information.
Where can I find time-sensitive election instructions?
Confirm time-sensitive procedural information with the relevant official electoral authority. CLAI resources should identify sources and show when they were last checked.
How can I take part?
Visit the Get Involved page for membership, volunteering, outreach, and programme-support pathways as they become available.
Is CLAI affiliated with or supporting any political party or candidate?
No. CLAI’s voter-education, public-enlightenment, and civic-participation work is nonpartisan. Information published by CLAI should not be understood as an endorsement of any political party, candidate, or campaign.
Does CLAI register voters, issue Permanent Voter Cards, or announce election results?
No. Voter registration, Permanent Voter Cards, and official election results are handled by the relevant electoral authority. Always verify procedures, dates, and results through that authority’s official channels.
How can I check whether election information is reliable?
Check the original source, publication date, and last-checked date; compare the claim with the relevant electoral authority’s official information; and be cautious with forwarded messages, edited images, and unverified social-media posts.
What should I do if I witness violence, intimidation, vote buying, or another urgent election incident?
Put your personal safety first and use the official emergency or election-incident reporting channels available in your location. CLAI can receive non-urgent education and advocacy enquiries, but it is not an emergency-response service.
Who can apply for CLAI membership?
Eligibility, responsibilities, conduct expectations, and application decisions are explained in CLAI’s Membership Eligibility Rules. Review those rules before submitting a membership request; an application does not automatically create membership.
Can my organisation partner with CLAI?
Organisations and community groups may submit an enquiry through the Partner With Us page. An enquiry does not create an affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, or partnership; any collaboration begins only after CLAI reviews and approves it.
How does CLAI use information submitted through website forms?
CLAI uses submitted information for the purpose stated on the relevant form and handles it under the Privacy Policy and Data Retention Policy. Submit only information that is necessary, and use the published privacy contact for data-access or deletion enquiries.