ADC Warns Moving Election Date by 6 Months Will Disrupt Governance
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has cautioned against the proposed plan to shift the election date by 6 months, stating that it would disrupt governance in Nigeria. The party emphasized the importance of continuity in governance and expressed concerns about the potential negative impact on the country's political stability.
The warning comes amidst discussions about potential changes to the election timeline in Nigeria.
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