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FORMER ENUGU STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE CALLS FOR REFORMS IN INEC AND JUDICIARY

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Former Enugu State House of Assembly candidate, Hon. Johnpaul Ani, has urged the National Assembly to implement reforms aimed at strengthening the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the judiciary. His call for reform was made during a public lecture and book presentation.

Ani stressed the importance of ensuring the independence and effectiveness of these key institutions to uphold credible elections and deliver fair justice. He proposed reforms to enhance the transparency and accountability of INEC, advocating for a system where every vote truly counts.

He also highlighted the necessity of a robust, independent judiciary to maintain the rule of law and build public trust. Ani’s remarks underscore the critical role these institutions play in Nigeria’s democratic framework.

The lecture aimed to motivate Nigerians to actively work towards realizing the country’s potential. Ani’s book, titled “Beyond Boundaries: Rethinking Nigeria’s Future,” explores themes of resilience and determination, showcasing how individuals can effect change.

In his address, Ani called for the integration of technology into governance to improve transparency and citizen engagement. He encouraged Nigerian youths to leverage opportunities to bring new perspectives and innovative solutions to governance, despite facing challenges.

Additionally, Ani advocated for enhanced civic education in Nigeria’s schools to ensure young people understand the value of active citizenship and are prepared to make meaningful contributions to society. He concluded by reaffirming his commitment to educating citizens about their rights and responsibilities, aiming to empower them to engage fully in Nigeria’s democratic process.

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