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Electoral Law ‘ll Guarantee Victory To Opposition Parties – CUPP

by Our Reporter
The Coalition of United Political Parties, (CUPP) has commended President Buhari for assenting to the electoral act amendment bill, saying that it will guarantee victory to the opposition political parties.
The Nigerian opposition family, also said that it received with extreme joy the news of the signing into law of the amended electoral act by President Buhari.

A statement issued by Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere, CUPP Spokesperson and Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, said, “Though delayed and allowing for Nigerians to mount pressure calling for assent to the law, Nigerian opposition coalition is elated that finally Nigeria has a law that will revolutionize our electoral processes

” We further commend the Civil Society and indeed Nigerians for not letting go or reducing the pressure on both the National Assembly and the President to sign. They have done Nigeria proud.

“We also commend the opposition family for holding the government to account on the need to amend the electoral law early enough to allow INEC ample time to implement the law for a free, fair and very credible 2023 general election.

” We also commend INEC for its contributions and innovations which led to this very robust amendment to the electoral Act. We also remind the Commission that with today’s assent to the Bill, the ball is now squarely in the court of the Commission to begin in earnest to plan for the elections urging them to release the election timetable soonest to ensure stability and certainty in the process and in the polity.

” Finally we call on all political parties to put their acts together and embrace internal party democracy as this will enable only popular individuals to emerge as candidates of their parties as doing otherwise will lead to their failure as only candidates voted for by Nigerians can now win elections in Nigeria since the 2023 election is highly anticipated to be free, fair and credible.”

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