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Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, recently voiced strong criticism of how Nigeria’s 2023 general elections were handled. He pointed fingers at both the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the judiciary, accusing them of undermining the entire election process.
Amadi’s frustration stems from what he sees as deep-rooted corruption in Nigeria’s political system, where bribery of INEC officials and manipulation within the judiciary are used as tactics to win elections. He expressed disappointment that the judiciary, particularly the Supreme Court, failed to hold INEC accountable for not following the rules, such as the electronic transmission of election results.
He believes that the 2023 elections were compromised because the institutions responsible for ensuring a free and fair process did not do their jobs. He also called for an investigation into INEC’s handling of the election, especially concerning how funds were spent and why critical systems like their servers failed during the vote count.
Amadi’s remarks resonate with the growing concern among Nigerians about the transparency and integrity of the country’s electoral process, raising questions about the future of democracy in Nigeria.
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