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Senate Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, has dismissed any amendment of the 2026 Electoral Act before the conduct of the 2027 general elections in Nigeria.
In an interview with ThisDay where he spoke on issues affecting the 10th National Assembly and other burning national issues, Bamidele said amending the act just few months to a major election could breed more distrust and confusion in the polity.
The Ekiti lawmaker said some of his colleagues had been pushing for fresh amendments to the Electoral Act following some court rulings but as leader of the Senate he refused to endorse such moves.
He said there is already massive pressure on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from different stakeholders ahead of the 2027 elections and no amendment to the 2026 Electoral Act should be made until after the elections are concluded.
“I’ll be honest. I personally heard a former Resident Electoral Commissioner, Mike Ighini, analysing the 2026 Electoral Act on one occasion. Some of the points he made were good, but some of his conclusions demonstrated a complete lack of understanding of the legislative intent of some of the provisions he was criticising.
That’s part of the beauty of our democratic system and the principle of the separation of powers. We are the legislature, we make the law. The President shall either assent to a law or withhold assent. The judiciary interprets the law and determines its legality. If the court has ruled that some parts of the INEC Guidelines for Election are void. “So be it. That is how the system is supposed to work , in the context of competent judicial authority .
“In the immediate aftermath of those rulings, when some of my colleagues suggested that we should go back to the National Assembly and amend the Electoral Act, I refused to support that course of action. I was not going to be part of amending an electoral law, on the eve of primaries or months to a general election, in the middle of an environment where every party is accusing the other of manipulating the process and INEC is under enormous pressure from all sides, as Leader of the Senate.
“Any amendment of the Electoral Act, 2026 must come after the elections are over. It needs to have the caveat that any amendment cannot be retroactively applied to elections that have already happened. That’s my strong position,” he said in the interview.
