Political parties, Labour should lead electoral reforms in Nigeria – Amadi
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 29/08/2025
The Director of Abuja school of social and political thought, Sam Amadi, has called on opposition political parties and the Labour unions to take the lead in electoral reforms in Nigeria Amadi made this call on Wednesday, when he appeared as a guest on Arise Television. He charged the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and the Trade Union Congress, TUC, to take the reforms up with their congresses and make it a Labour demand from the federal government. “We think that with NLC and TUC being part of this process, it will produce results. I always say this. The mistake in the past is that we have (…)
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