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The brother of former Ekiti governor Ayodele Fayose, Isaac Fayose, has described the opposition as helpless and expressed dissatisfaction with Nigeria’s democratic situation.
In a video posted on X, Fayose bemoaned the demise of the nation’s electoral and political structures.
“ADC arrives dead. The president cannot be Peter Obi. If they don’t choose you, nobody will ever be president again.
He warned that the weakening of the judiciary, the Senate’s rejection of election changes, and the overall political structure have left Nigerians with no real alternative.
Voter reform has been abandoned. Jonathan’s initiatives have been discarded as well. “BVAS is over,” he declared.
The issue is a national and personal tragedy, according to Fayose.
The saddest day of my life is today. This was beyond the power of our generation to alter. The nation was lost.
He accused political leaders of being to blame for the nation’s problems and voiced his dissatisfaction at the wider breakdown of public services, pointing out that areas like healthcare, law enforcement, and customs are failing.
He called on Nigerians to accept the political climate of today.
“We failed.” Nigeria was lost to us. Nigeria is no longer there. Right now, fighting is just putting yourself under stress,” he remarked.
On Wednesday, the Senate completed its third reading of the Electoral Act 2022 (Repeal and Reenactment) Amendment Bill 2026.
The proposed modification to Clause 60, Subsection 3 of the law, which aimed to require the electronic transmission of election results, was rejected by the upper chamber. Since then, the public has had a wide range of opinions to the judgment.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio responded by clarifying that the Senate did not categorically reject the electronic transmission of election results.
He clarified that rather than completely eliminating the provision, the chamber simply declined to make the real-time transmission of results to the result portal mandatory.
