The Centre which launched a compendium of review reports of Electoral Reform Panels and Observers since 2010 in Abuja, yesterday, said that one of the gaps needed to be filled by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is electoral reform advocacy and public education. It listed 27 areas of concern and the required legislations that are needed to significantly improve on Nigeria’s electoral process. Nwankwo said that PLAC has been very much involved in electoral reforms engagement by the National Assembly committees. “I hope this report will provide some guidance for legislators engaged in the review of electoral laws,” he said. While reviewing the report, a Lead Researcher at the University of Nigeria Nsukka, Prof. Nkwachukwu Orji, said the report contains analysis of various electoral reforms review for over a decade of democracy in Nigeria.