“While we welcome criticism, the constant attacks by opposition groups on the Electoral Act 2026 are a disservice to the Nigerian people,” he said before party delegates at the Eagle Square. He said, “It is public knowledge that the processes leading to the amendment of the 2022 Electoral Act passed through the crucible of legislative scrutiny, including public hearings. “The Act reflects our collective quest as a nation to strengthen our electoral system and consolidate democratic rule,” he said. However, Tinubu dismissed what he described as “deliberate mischaracterisation” of both the Electoral Act and his administration’s broader intentions, insisting that constructive criticism—not distortion—was essential for national progress. These were not easy decisions, but they were necessary.”Edun stated that President Tinubu had reset the economy.

Source: Punch March 28, 2026 07:22 UTC