Nigerian Civil Society Urges Sustaining Electoral Reforms in Abuja Colloquium

Nigerian civil society organizations at an Abuja colloquium urged the sustenance of electoral reforms to strengthen Nigeria's democracy. The event celebrated INEC's achievements under Yakubu's leadership, emphasizing the need for a collective commitment from political parties, the judiciary, security agencies, and citizens.
Key points include the importance of building institutional and technological foundations for credible and transparent electoral systems, addressing challenges beyond electoral bodies, and the significance of accountability in electoral offenses.
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