Shehu Sani Criticizes Nigerian Politics, Says 80% of Administration's Term Spent on Elections
Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani expressed concerns about Nigeria's political environment, highlighting that a significant portion of each administration's term is focused on election preparations. Sani criticized the toxic and divisive nature of Nigerian politics, where power dynamics often lead to treating opponents as enemies rather than partners in nation-building.
He advocated for a six-year single-term presidency to shift the government's focus away from constant politicking.
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