Peter Obi Calls for Electoral Transparency on Democracy Day

On June 12, Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democrat Congress, called for electoral transparency and national reflection in his statement marking Democracy Day. He described June 12 as a significant date that symbolizes Nigeria's democratic journey and the need for credible elections and accountable governance.
Obi emphasized that this day should not merely be observed as a public holiday but should serve as a moment for the nation to introspect on the state of democracy in Nigeria today. He noted that the annual commemoration often raises critical questions about the credibility of Nigeria's electoral process.
Obi referred to June 12, 1993, as a social contract that should be honored, highlighting the importance of serving the people and reflecting on the aspirations of the nation. He urged Nigerians to revisit the lessons of June 12, 1993, and to strive for a stronger democratic system, recognizing the date's deep historical and political significance in the evolution of Nigeria's democracy.
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