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August 2, 2026 - 4:11 PM

Breaking News: Finally, Buhari signs electoral bill into law

The long wait by Nigerians has come to an end as President Muhammadu Buhari just signed the much awaited electoral bill into law.

Members of civil society organisations had staged protests days ago in Abuja and other parts of the nation calling on Buhari to sigh the bill which had been sent to him months ago into law.

It would be recalled that Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, had said in a telephone interview, Tuesday,  that the president would sign the bill into law on Thursday or Friday.

With him at the signing just moments ago in Aso Rock were the Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, SGF and other notable figures.

Buhari eulogized the legislature and others for their role in the bill.

He said he hope the bill will improve sound electoral practices even as praised the great potential of the bill.

 

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John Akubo
John Akubo
4 years ago

This is a good improvement, Buhari is responding. 2023 is a goal.

Joan
Joan
4 years ago

We need good improvement in our electoral process.
May this bring us to our promise Land.

Us an Ghoko
Us an Ghoko
4 years ago

Why did he refused at the first place.
This old man know what Is doing.
Someone make the way for him before he was able to access the sit.
Now he is not willing to let go of the power.

Abdullahi Mubarak
Abdullahi Mubarak
4 years ago

I am not impress at all.
Buhari you can do more.
No fuel.
No food.
No good road.
We are suffering.

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