ADC's Bolaji Abdullahi Criticizes Nigeria's Electoral Process, Calls for Credible Polls
Bolaji Abdullahi of the ADC criticizes Nigeria's electoral system, pointing out the prevalence of vote-buying and lack of transparency. He warns that without credible elections, the country risks facing similar challenges in the future, as seen in Anambra.
Abdullahi stresses the importance of INEC and civil society organizations ensuring fair polls to prevent money from determining election results. Additionally, ADC plans to unveil an ethics code for electoral conduct to promote integrity in politics and combat corruption.
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