Dickson Calls for Electoral Reforms in Nigeria to Prevent Violence
Former Bayelsa State Governor, Dickson, advocates for a total reform of Nigeria's electoral framework to enhance transparency and accountability during elections. He stresses the importance of ensuring that elections are not marred by violence and calls for a celebration of democracy rather than a period of killings and maiming.
Dickson highlights the ongoing discussions on amending the Electoral Act to shift the burden of proof in electoral disputes to INEC rather than candidates or political parties.
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