President Muhammadu Buhari has warned against any form of violence in the forthcoming 2023 elections.
He insisted that any dissatisfied party should take their grievances, either personal or institutional, to the court of law.
Speaking via his verified Twitter handle, Buhari stated that he would remain neutral and allow the rule of law to take political expediency.
The president reminded Nigerians that today marks one year since he signed the Electoral Act 2022.
He explained that the act remains one of his most important legacies as it has contributed significantly to the electoral process in the country.
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He said, “Since my assumption of office, we have worked so hard to ensure that we pass on a legacy of free, fair, credible, safe, and peaceful elections. We will continue to act with neutrality and allow the rule of law to take precedence over political expediency.
“Saturday, February 25, 2023, will make it exactly one year since I assented to the Electoral Act 2022, one of the most important legacies of our Administration, and a significant contribution to our vision of improving the quality of Nigeria’s electoral process.
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“There should be no riots or acts of violence after the announcement of the election results. All grievances, personal or institutional, should be channelled to the relevant Courts.”
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