Meta Ad Spend Tracker

Political and issue ads that reached Nigeria, copied from Meta's public Ad Library. Meta publishes spend and impressions as ranges, so every figure here is a range. Ads are linked to a candidate or party only after a reviewer checks the advertiser.

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Reported ad spend (range)
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Sum of Meta's lower and upper bounds for ads paid in naira.

Impressions (range)
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As reported by Meta

Ads in database
0

Political and issue ads delivered in Nigeria

No "paid for by" byline
0

Ads shown in the Ad Library without a funding byline

Statutory spending ceilings, for context

Ceilings apply per candidate and cover all election expenses, not only online ads. The totals above combine many advertisers and are not attributed to any one candidate. Source: Electoral Act 2026, s.92(2)–(7).

Presidential
₦10.0B
Governorship
₦3.0B
Senatorial
₦500M
House of Representatives
₦250M
State House of Assembly
₦100M
Area Council Chairmanship
₦100M
Area Council Councillorship
₦10.0M

Spend by month of first delivery

Lower and upper bounds, naira-denominated ads only

No dated ads yet

Spend by party (reviewer-assigned)

Only ads a reviewer has linked to a party

No ads have been linked to a party by a reviewer yet.

Ads without a "paid for by" byline

The Ad Library record shows no funding byline. This is a factual observation about the listing, not a finding about the advertiser; Meta may later add or correct it.

No ads in the current view lack a funding byline.

Ads delivered in the last 90 days

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Figures are estimates built from published reporting and a cost model. They are not findings that any law was broken. Each figure links to its source. To report an error, use the correction link on the page.