Utomi Critiques Tinubu Over Electoral Act Amendments

Pat Utomi, a prominent political figure, has publicly criticized President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly regarding the recent amendments to the Electoral Act. He described the approval and prompt signing of the law as a "gangster style assault on popular will," warning that it poses a serious risk to Nigeria's democracy and development.
Utomi expressed that the actions taken by the Senate and the executive should not be overlooked, as they represent a significant threat akin to treason, showcasing a lack of character and shame among those responsible. He cautioned that this situation could trigger instability in Nigeria, drawing parallels to crises in other regions, such as Khartoum, Sudan.
The amendments to the Electoral Act have sparked mixed reactions among political actors and civil society organizations, indicating a contentious political atmosphere in Nigeria.
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