The Opposition Parties Are Determined To Win The Election Of Nigeriens Abroad In the Republic of Niger, opposition parties have worked har...
The Opposition Parties Are Determined To Win The Election Of Nigeriens Abroad
In the Republic of Niger, opposition parties have worked hard to wake up their supporters so that they can get people elected to the Niger Parliament who will serve citizens who live abroad.
Since 2020, Nigerians who live outside of Nigeria should have sent members to the National Assembly. However, because of the COVID-19 epidemic, this has not happened.
After thinking about how well this disease was getting better, the Niger Electoral Commission (CENI) asked people living abroad to vote on June 18, 2023.
Thousands of people from Niger who live abroad have signed up to vote in the June 18 election, which is to fill the gaps in the 171-member National Assembly. This is why the opposition parties have asked for the election to be put off. Having won this game, which they take very seriously, they are very happy.
One of the parties whose candidates' papers were turned down by the Constitutional Court of Niger, RDR Tchanji, has asked its followers to go vote.
Hama Amadou talks about the race to be the leader of the opposition party in Moden Lumana.
Dear RDR party followers living abroad, both I and the mother of the party are sure that you will vote for the Moden Lumana candidates on the 18th of this month. This will help them win the election. Alhaji Mahaman Ousman, the former president of Niger and the current head of RDR Tchanji, said in June,
He also said, "As you know, we have had a long relationship with this party, which was built on trust and mutual understanding with the goal of bringing justice and truth to the people of Niger and bringing them together."
This call comes at a time when the election campaign is in full swing. It is a chance for RDR Tchanji to thank Moden Lumana for the help she gave to Mahaman Ousman, who came in second place in the election for president of Niger in December 2020.
A member of RDR Tchanji named Ibrahim Manzo said that this is why RDR Tchanji sent delegates to other countries to support Moden Lumana and try to win the support of the people who live there.
Five seats in Niger's government will be filled by people who vote in 15 countries. Twelve of these countries are in Africa, two are in Europe, and the United States is one of them. The ruling PNDS Federal Party, which also wants to do well in the June 18 election, has sent a group of campaigners to other countries, led by its national leader, Foumakoye Gado. Their goal is to spread their message.
