The brother of former Ekiti governor Ayodele Fayose, Isaac Fayose, has expressed dissatisfaction with Nigeria’s democratic situation, calling the opposition helpless.
Fayose bemoaned the demise of the nation’s election and political processes in a video posted on X.
“ADC is dead upon arrival.” It is impossible for Peter Obi to be president. No one will ever be president again unless you are chosen.
He warned that Nigerians had no real opposition as a result of the Senate’s rejection of electoral changes, the judiciary’s deterioration, and the country’s overall political system.
“Electoral reform has been abandoned. Jonathan’s initiatives have also been tossed in the trash. “No more BVAS,” he declared.
According to Fayose, the issue is a national and personal tragedy.
“Today is the most depressing day of my life.” This could not be altered by our generation. We lost the nation.
Along with expressing dissatisfaction at the general breakdown of public services, pointing out that areas like healthcare, law enforcement, and customs are failing, he also held political leaders accountable for the nation’s problems.
He asked Nigerians to accept the political situation as it is.
“We went crazy. Nigeria was lost. Nigeria is no more. “At this point, fighting is just stressing yourself,” he stated.
The Electoral Act 2022 (Repeal and Reenactment) Amendment Bill 2026 was approved by the Senate on Wednesday after a third reading.
The proposed change to Clause 60, Subsection 3 of the law, which aimed to mandate the electronic transmission of election results, was rejected by the upper chamber. Since then, the public has responded to the decision in a variety of ways.
Godswill Akpabio, the president of the Senate, responded by clarifying that the Senate did not categorically reject the electronic transmission of election results.
He clarified that rather than completely eliminating the provision, the chamber simply declined to make real-time results transmission to the result portal necessary.
