ADC Cautions National Assembly Against Moving 2027 Election to 2026
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has cautioned the National Assembly in Nigeria against amending the electoral timetable to move the 2027 general election to November 2026. The ADC argues that such a move could disrupt governance, development plans, and weaken institutions.
The party urges lawmakers to focus on genuine electoral and judicial reforms to ensure credible elections without destabilizing the government. The ADC emphasizes the importance of resolving electoral disputes peacefully and transitioning to a new administration without creating deeper problems for Nigeria's democracy.
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