Abuja, nigeria – the 18 presidential candidates of nigeria’s general election have signed a second peace accord in the capital, abuja, in a bid to prevent unrest surrounding the february 25 polls. Abuja, nigeria – the 18 presidential candidates of nigeria’s general election have signed a second peace accord in the capital, abuja, in a bid to prevent unrest surrounding the february 25 polls. the pact is to ensure “the conduct of free, fair, credible, transparent and verifiable elections cognisant of the need to maintain a peaceful.
1. all 18 registered political parties in nigeria signed a peace pact on the 2023 general elections in abuja on wednesday. the peace pact, the second in the last five months, was organised and. National chairmen of 18 political parties and their presidential candidates, on thursday, signed a peace accord, committing themselves to peaceful campaigns ahead of the 2023 elections. Retired general abubakar said the candidates and political parties would sign a second peace accord in january before nigerians go to the polls. for him, the accord is an electoral culture aimed at committing political parties to issue focused and peaceful campaigns as they canvass votes from nigerians ahead of the february 2023 general election. The 18 presidential candidates of nigeria’s general election have signed a second peace accord in the capital, abuja, in a bid to prevent unrest surrounding the february 25 polls. the pact is to ensure “the conduct of free, fair, credible, transparent and verifiable elections cognizant of the need to maintain a peaceful environment before.
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