APC and INEC's Threat to Nigeria's Democratic Process

The article critiques the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for allegedly subverting democracy in Nigeria, comparing current tactics to those used during the annulled June 12, 1993 elections. Arthur Nzeribe, a former senator, is cited for his role in the 1993 electoral manipulation, which led to the annulment of Moshood Abiola's victory.

The APC is accused of employing similar strategies to destabilize opposition parties, particularly the African Democratic Congress (ADC), by fostering internal divisions and provoking litigation that could hinder their ability to field candidates in the 2027 elections. The article warns that these actions risk transforming the upcoming elections into a mere coronation rather than a genuine contest, undermining the democratic foundation of Nigeria and provoking potential resistance from the populace.