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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has denounced the 10th Senate, which is run by the APC, for rejecting important changes to the Electoral Act that would have increased the legitimacy of next elections and improved the effectiveness of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Bolaji Abdullahi, the party’s publicity secretary, released a statement characterizing the action as an intentional attempt to weaken Nigeria’s democracy.
It notably criticizes the Senate for rejecting proposals that would have allowed voter cards to be downloaded electronically and for refusing to approve the electronic transmission of election results.
The decision to substantially shorten the timelines for the publication of the list of candidates and shorten election notice periods is also denounced by the ADC.
Despite its current political dominance, the ADC claims that these actions reveal the ruling party’s fear of free and fair elections in 2027.
As a result, the party urges the Conference Committee on the Electoral Act to reverse the Senate’s ruling and enact changes that represent the will of the Nigerian people and democratic ideals.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) strongly condemns the 10th APC-led Senate’s decision to reject important provisions that would have improved the legitimacy, openness, and integrity of Nigeria’s election process, according to the entire statement.
“The most important of them is the refusal to transmit poll results electronically, which obviously indicates another attempt by the APC to subvert the will of the Nigerian people and rig future elections.
Additionally, the Senate voted against important measures that would have shortened the time frame for publishing candidates from 150 days to 60 days, decreased the notice period for elections, and permitted the electronic download of voter cards from the INEC website.
“The purpose of these proposed provisions was to restore voter confidence in the electoral process and to provide the necessary safeguards against electoral abuse.” Instead, the Senate has decided to alter the law in a way that increases the likelihood of election tampering and puts INEC under extreme logistical strain, which will further reduce the effectiveness of future elections.
As a result of this shameful move, the APC has manipulated the law and set the stage for widespread election malpractice by taking use of its majority in the National Assembly.
Because of the unparalleled suffering it has caused to common people, Nigerians are fully aware that the APC is terrified of holding free and fair elections. But few anticipated the party would go so far in dismantling the country’s electoral laws.
“The APC has shown its intention to hold onto power by whatever means, including legislative meddling, by rejecting important reforms intended to enhance the way elections are conducted.
“All well-meaning Nigerians must hold the APC responsible for activities that continue to undermine democracy and destroy public confidence in the voting system at this crucial juncture.
As the main opposition party in Nigeria, the ADC categorically denounces this backward move by the Nigerian Senate and urges all Nigerians to oppose it.
“We also urge the Conference Committee on the Electoral Act to reject the Senate’s proposal and enact amendments that genuinely represent the aspirations and will of the Nigerian people and are consistent with democratic principles.”
