Atiku Sounds Alarm: Nigeria’s Democracy in Jeopardy Without Immediate Reforms

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has warned that Nigeria’s democracy is under threat due to electoral interference and governance challenges. 

Speaking at a democracy conference in Abuja, Atiku criticized the National Assembly for failing to adopt electoral reforms and accused the ruling party of bribing opposition leaders with N50 million. 

He urged opposition parties to unite, warning that failure to act could lead to the collapse of democracy. Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai echoed his concerns, describing the current political climate as a “national emergency.” 

Both leaders called for stronger political institutions and internal democracy to safeguard Nigeria’s democratic future.

Atiku also highlighted the need for credible elections and transparency in governance to restore public trust.  

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