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Timi Frank, a former deputy national publicity secretary for the All Progressives Congress (APC), has asked the US to put visa restrictions, economic sanctions, and asset freezes on important members of the Nigerian federal government.
Frank said in a statement on Friday that the current government was using state institutions to weaken opposition parties before the next elections.
He said that President Bola Tinubu’s government was trying to make sure that no political party runs a candidate who is strong enough to beat him.
He said, “The goal is to make sure that no political party puts up a candidate who is strong enough to run against the president.”
He said that if these problems weren’t fixed right away, they could lead to a crisis in the country.
Frank said that the judiciary and legislature were being used to stop opposition groups, and he said that democracy should be about ideas, not what he called a “monarchical system.”
He asked the US, the UN, and other countries around the world to step in before things get worse.
He said, “The international community must not wait until Nigeria is in crisis or conflict before taking action.” He also said that any instability in Nigeria, which has more than 200 million people, could lead to a huge refugee crisis in other regions.
This comes after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) took the David Mark-led African Democratic Congress leadership off its list last week.
The opposition party said that INEC’s actions were the fault of President Tinubu’s government.
INEC, on the other hand, made it clear that it had stopped recognizing the party because there were court cases still going on.
