Ex-Minister Dalung Leads Protests for Credible Elections in Nigeria
Former Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung, has initiated protests in Nigeria against the rejection of real-time electronic transmission of election results by the Senate. Dalung emphasized that credible elections are essential and not negotiable in Nigeria.
The protests, supported by young Nigerians, send a clear message to the National Assembly to amend the electoral process to reflect the will of the Nigerian people. The Senate's actions to reject real-time transmission of results have sparked outrage across the country, leading to protests by Nigerian youth and prominent politicians like Peter Obi and Rotimi Amaechi.
The protesters advocate for safeguarding Nigerian votes and ensuring transparent elections. They demand that the electoral process be free from political manipulation and reflect the true will of the people.
The protests aim to push for real-time transmission of election results to prevent any potential rigging in the upcoming 2023 elections.
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