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2027: ‘Nigerians Should Be Prepared To Vote And Defend Their Votes’ – Timi Frank

Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Timi Frank, has urged Nigerians to repose confidence in a political party that would change Nigeria for the better and ensure freedom and prosperity for all.
News360 Info reports that Frank appealed in a statement issued on Sunday, while commending the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for recognising the leadership of the opposition coalition party, African Democratic Congress (ADC).

Frank emphasised that Nigerians must also be prepared to vote and defend their votes in the 2027 election.

He also urged INEC to implement vital reforms ahead of the next elections to ensure free, fair, and credible polls.

According to him, INEC, the judiciary, and security agencies, as well as other democratic institutions in the country, have critical roles in upholding the rule of law and preventing similar unrest.

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He further urged the ruling All Progressives Congress to stop attacking, intimidating, and harassing opposition leaders in the country.

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He said, “This bold and positive action should not stand alone. As the nation looks ahead to the 2027 general elections, INEC must replicate this same spirit of independence and courage in the overall conduct of the polls.

“Now that the new leadership of the ADC has been recognised by INEC, we urge Nigerians to repose confidence in and support it as the party that would change Nigeria for the better and ensure freedom and prosperity for all. We also urge Nigerians to be prepared to vote and defend their votes in 2027.”

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