Are our lawmakers truly reflecting the will of the people? According to Samson Itodo, the Executive Director of Yiaga Africa, the recent decisions made by the National Assembly regarding the Electoral Act do not align with what Nigerians genuinely want. He emphasizes that no one should be misled into believing that these provisions cater to the desires of the citizens. Itodo's insights raise important questions about representation and accountability in our governance. It’s crucial for us to stay informed and engaged in discussions about our electoral processes. What are your thoughts on the current state of our Electoral Act? Read more here: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/02/22/electoral-act-nass-enacted-provisions-at-variance-with-desires-of-nigerians-itodo/ #ElectoralAct #NigerianPolitics #YiagaAfrica #PublicEngagement #Democracy

🗳️ Did you know that many voters faced late openings and low turnout during the recent FCT area council elections? According to a preliminary statement from Yiaga Africa, trained observers monitored the electoral process across all 62 wards, highlighting significant challenges. The Watching the Vote (WTV) initiative aimed to ensure transparency and fairness, but the reports indicate that numerous voters were deterred by delays and other issues. It’s disheartening to see civic engagement stifled when every vote matters. As we reflect on these elections, it's crucial to think about what can be done to improve our electoral processes and encourage higher participation in the future. Read more about it here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/858672-yiaga-africa-reports-late-poll-openings-low-turnout-in-fct-area-council-elections.html #Elections2023 #NigeriaVotes #CivicEngagement #Democracy #YiagaAfrica