Lagos APC Critiques Opposition's Call for Electoral Act Change

The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), represented by spokesman Sey Oladejo, expressed disappointment over the opposition's calls to amend the 2022 electoral act. The APC accused opposition members of failing to organize effectively and not offering real choices to voters, particularly following recent electoral losses.
The party emphasized that the current electoral law, established by Nigeria's National Assembly, should not be criticized without constructive proposals. They argued that the opposition's demands reflect a lack of genuine effort and commitment to democracy, labeling their actions as mere dramatics aimed at gaining media attention.
The APC called for a return to serious politics, urging the opposition to stop complaining and instead work within the existing legal framework to present viable electoral promises. They asserted that without a clear vision and strong local support, the opposition would continue to undermine the democratic process in Nigeria.
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