Peter Obi Criticizes Nigerian Lawmakers for Failing to Criminalize Vote-Buying

Former Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi has strongly criticized members of the House of Representatives for failing to criminalize vote-buying, particularly during party primaries. He expressed disappointment in the lawmakers' decision, emphasizing the detrimental effects on Nigeria's democratic growth.
Obi called for urgent reforms to address the normalization of vote-buying across various sectors of society, warning that democracy loses its value when elections are determined by money. He stressed the importance of safeguarding the nation's future through political will and reforms to uphold the true essence of democracy.
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