Nigerian Opposition Leaders Criticize Tinubu Over Presidential Pardons

Nigerian opposition leaders, including Atiku Abubakar from the African Democratic Congress (ADC), have condemned President Bola Tinubu for granting presidential pardons to convicted criminals, including drug offenders like Maryam Sanda. The decision has been described as a setback to Nigeria's anti-drug efforts and a blow to the principles of justice and accountability.
The move has triggered public outrage, with critics accusing Tinubu of abusing his presidential power. The controversy continues to stir heated debates across political circles and civil society groups in Nigeria and has garnered significant media attention both locally and internationally.
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