Aduda Advocates for FCT Mayoral System Ahead of 2027

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, former Senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, Philip Tenimu Aduda, announced his intention to return to the National Assembly. He aims to advocate for stronger legislation that would establish a legislative arm and a mayoral system for the FCT.
Speaking through Hon Stephen Abraham Ajiya, Director of Aduda Metre, Aduda stressed the importance of giving FCT residents greater control over their governance. He criticized the lack of effective senatorial representation over the past four years, warning that this could hinder the FCT's constitutional and democratic aspirations.
Aduda referenced a 2023 Supreme Court judgment regarding the FCT's constitutional status in presidential elections, highlighting the need for legislative reforms to address the democratic deficit faced by the territory. He asserted that effective representation at the National Assembly is crucial for advancing discussions on governance structures that enhance democratic participation in the FCT.
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