The Digest:
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) expressed frustration over the results of Nigeria's recent by-elections, claiming that they exposed the declining state of democracy under President Bola Tinubu's leadership. The ADC denounced the violence, vote-buying, and irregularities observed.
Key Points:
- ADC contests the outcome of the by-elections, alleging corruption and intimidation.
- The party argues the elections undermine public will and serve as a rehearsal for 2027.
- Voter apathy, violence, and vote-buying marred elections, especially in Ogun, Kaduna, and Kano.
- Security agencies arrested suspects involved in vote-buying in Ogun and Kaduna.
- Thugs arrested in Kano for attempting to disrupt elections.
- ADC questions INEC’s integrity, urging an investigation into reported irregularities.
- ADC challenges President Tinubu to demonstrate leadership by ensuring free and fair elections.
The ADC criticizes the by-elections for their corruption and violence, calling on INEC and President Tinubu to restore the integrity of Nigeria’s democratic process.
Sources: Daily Post, Premium Times, Channels TV
