Sam Amadi Criticizes Senate Over Delay of Electoral Act Amendment, Warns of Inevitable Confusion and Crisis

Sam Amadi, the Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, criticized the Nigerian Senate for delaying the passage of the Electoral Act Amendment bill. He warned that the delay could lead to confusion and crisis during the 2023 elections.
Amadi highlighted that the 2022 Electoral Act already includes innovative provisions like electronic transmission of results, but the delay in passing the amendment bill could disrupt the electoral timeline and affect political party preparations. He emphasized the importance of ensuring new provisions are adequately implemented to prevent challenges for new political parties.
Amadi also mentioned that the Senate's delay complicates the appointment and orientation of new INEC leadership, requiring adequate preparation time for a smooth electoral process.
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