Electoral Act: Reps apologise to N’Assembly protesters affected by tear gas
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 19/02/2026
The House of Representatives on Thursday apologised to protesters affected by the firing of tear gas at the National Assembly earlier this week, describing the incident as regrettable and assuring that the circumstances surrounding it were being reviewed.The apology was delivered by the House Spokesman, Akin Rotimi, at a press conference held to review the Electoral Act signed into law by President Bola Tinubu.The event was organised in Abuja by the Kukah Centre and Yiaga Africa in collaboration with the International Press Centre, TAF Africa, Centre for Media and Society, Nigerian Women (…)
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