» NAMES OF COMMISSIONERS WITH DESIGNATION,
   DEPARTMENT OR FUNCTIONS

	Haliya Ada Sani Ka'oje (Mrs) The Executive Chairperson
Hon. Alh. Lawal Muhammad Shuwa Hon. Electoral Commissioner in charge of Public Affairs		Hon. Alh. Habibu Bala Ngaski Hon. Electoral Commissioner In charge of Finance/Supply

Alhaji Attahiru Abdullahi Electoral Commissioner in charge of Eastate and Works Services	Alhaji Isa Abdullahi Electoral Commissioner in Charge of Logistics
Alh. Ismaila A. Kamba Electoral Commissioner in charge of Legal Matters	Mal. Garba Abubakar Besse Secretary To The Commission

» A Message from the Chairperson

We shall work hard to ensure the conduct of free, fair and acceptable Local Government Council General Elections. We shall uphold our integrity and credibility and ensure transparency in all our activities. We pray that SIECs would continue to maintain their independence especially financial independence.

INEC and SIECs have constitutional role to play as clearly outline the 1999 constitution, the idea of integrating the 2 bodies is a not a constitutional development and therefore should be discarded.

» History and Mission Statement And Objective Of Kebbi
   State Independent Electoral Commission

The Kebbi State Independent Electoral Commission (KESIEC) was established in October, 1999. The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Section 197 provides for every State to establish SIEC. Also the Kebbi State House of Assembly enacted the Commission's enabling Law cited as the 'Kebbi State Independent Electoral Commission Law, 2000' which came in to effect on the 7th day of June 2000. It is Law No.21 of 2000.

The Commission shall function as follows:

(a) to organise, conduct and supervise all elections or by-elections into the elective offices of Chairman of Local Government Councils, Councillorship of the Local Government Council 5 in the State and all matters pertaining to those elections as may be provided in this Law or any other enactment or Law;

(b) to provide rules which shall govern the qualifications to vote and be voted for at elections;

(c) to determine the eligibility of candidates for any election prescribed by paragraph (a) of sub Section (1) of this section;

(d) to render such advice as it may consider necessary to the Independent National Electoral Commission on the compilation of and the register of voters in so far as that register is applicable to Local Government elections in the State;

(e) to organise and conduct voters education exercise with a view to sensitize the public on the role of the Commission and the need to participate in the elections or other matters relating to such elections; and

(f) to carry out such other functions as may be conferred upon it by any other enactment or Law.