Deputy Speaker Kalu Denies Delay in Electoral Act Amendment Amid Atiku's Concerns
Deputy Speaker Kalu of the House of Representatives has refuted claims by Atiku Abubakar that the National Assembly is deliberately delaying the amendment of the Electoral Act 2022, stating that significant progress has been made. Atiku had expressed concerns about potential loopholes in the Act that could lead to electoral rigging.
Kalu assured Nigerian voters that the House is actively working to address these issues and hopes the Senate will soon conclude its part in the legislative process. The conversation took place during a media chat in Abia State.
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