Lack of Transparency in Nigerian Elections Threatens Democracy, Says Professor

Professor Abiodun Adeniyi from Commun Baze University in Nigeria expressed concerns about the lack of transparency in Nigerian elections during an interview on Arise Television. He stressed that transparent elections are crucial for democracy's growth and stability.
Adeniyi pointed out that contested and disputed elections without transparency pose a significant challenge to Nigeria's democratic consolidation. He highlighted the importance of conducting free, fair, and credible elections to address the major problem of transparency in the electoral process.
Adeniyi called for open and transparent electoral systems, incorporating technology to ensure citizens' trust in the electoral process. The professor's remarks underscore the need for increased transparency and credibility in Nigerian elections to prevent concerns about deviations from democratic norms.
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