Pat Utomi Critiques Judiciary's Role in Nigerian Elections

Pat Utomi, a professor of Political Economy, criticized the judiciary's role in elections in Nigeria through a post on his verified X handle. He stated that history will judge the judiciary based on its actions during election cycles, emphasizing that a democracy's strength relies on institutions that protect citizens' rights.
Utomi pointed out that low voter participation reflects poorly on the democratic mandate, labeling the current administration as a minority government regarding its electoral mandate. He stressed the judiciary's critical responsibility, asserting that courts are essential for upholding justice, constitutional order, and the democratic process.
Utomi called for all institutions to fulfill their duty in protecting democracy and the Nigerian populace.
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