Femi Falana Urges Unity to Protect Voters in Lagos Elections

Human Rights Lawyer Femi Falana warned political candidates in Lagos State to prepare for violence and intimidation against voters in the 2027 general elections. He recalled incidents from the last election and urged candidates from all political parties to unite in protecting the votes of eligible residents, regardless of political affiliation or ethnic background.
Falana stated that many people might not be allowed to vote unless candidates form a coalition to defend voters. He condemned attempts to deny voting rights based on appearance or perceived ethnic identity, asserting that every eligible Nigerian should participate in elections.
Additionally, Falana raised concerns about the ₦15tn cost of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, questioning how the funds would be spent and suggesting that funding challenges may have altered the project's route. He emphasized the need for public officials to be held accountable for the use of public funds.
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