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The iconic News Central Town Hall Meeting heads to Abuja this Thursday, September 10, 2026, as the station convenes Political party Chairmen from Nigeria’s major parties on the agenda for the 2027 General elections.
The Town Hall will bring together key stakeholders, political leaders, electoral observers, representatives of the electoral commission, the media, and members of the public for an important conversation on the theme: The 2027 Question: What Will It Take to Get the Election Right?
Designed to provide a platform for open, honest, and meaningful dialogue on issues surrounding the fast-approaching elections, the Town Hall gives invited parties a chance to share perspectives, address concerns, and discuss solutions to some of the country’s most pressing challenges.
As part of the engagement, National chairmen of political parties have been invited to participate in the Town Hall, giving political stakeholders a chance to respond to national concerns, share their positions, and engage directly with questions and perspectives from other members of the Town Hall meeting.
The event will be broadcast live across News Central’s terrestrial and digital platforms, namely DSTV channel 422, GOTV channel 23, StarTimes channel 274, YouTube, and X(formerly Twitter).
The road to 2027 starts with one question: will every vote count?
News Central brings party leaders, election stakeholders and security agencies together for the National Chairmen’s Dialogue on Nigeria’s road to 2027.
📅: 10th September, 2026
🕰️: 11 AM WAT
📺: DStv 422, GOtv… pic.twitter.com/ecbZQu6kiq— News Central TV (@NewsCentralTV) September 6, 2026
The town hall will not only provide citizens and audience access to discussions on key national issues but also encourage informed conversations that go past political affiliations, with the aim of promoting accountability, understanding, and citizen participation in national development.
By pioneering another innovative approach to strengthening Nigeria’s democratic process, News Central continues its commitment to providing platforms for important national conversations and giving Nigerians a voice on issues that affect their lives.
