On Saturday, President Major General Muhammadu Buhari (ret.) assured Nigerians that he would guarantee free and fair elections in 2023, in advance of the upcoming general elections. the governor of Yobe State, to be his adviser on party integration and reconciliation.Infomation Guide Nigeria
In his final Independence Day address as president, Buhari stated that he had been a “victim of unfair election procedures” in the past, and as a result, he would leave behind a robust electoral institution that would guarantee the emergence of competent leaders.Jamb Result
He also advocated for increased youth and female involvement in the election process.
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He said, “Having witnessed at close quarters, the pains, anguish and disappointment of being a victim of an unfair electoral process, the pursuit of an electoral system and processes that guarantee election of leaders by citizens remains the guiding light as I prepare to wind down our administration.
“It is for this reason that I have resolved to bequeath a sustainable democratic culture which will remain lasting. The signing of the Electoral Act 2021 as amended with landmark provisions, further assures us of a more transparent and inclusive electoral process.”
“You would all agree that the recent elections in the past two years in some states notably Anambra, Ekiti and Osun and a few federal constituencies have shown a high degree of credibility, transparency and freedom of choice with the people’s votes actually counting. This I promise would be improved upon as we move towards the 2023 general elections,” he said.Jamb Result
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