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The movement said in a statement that the event, which it tagged National Intervention Summit, will also witness the launch of “a formidable national electoral alliance and coalition of all like-minded political stakeholders, leaders of thought, civil Society and labour leaders across sectional divide to mobilise Nigerians and pressurize the Nigerian government to adopt electronic transmission of election results for the 2023 elections.”

In a statement issued on Wednesday by the national secretariat of the NCFront and signed by its media assistant, Yusuf Abdullahi Suleiman, the NCFront said it is optimistic that the emergence of the NRP will strengthen the rescue agenda initiated by the NCFront in July, 2020 under the leadership of Rt Hon Ghali Umar Na’Abba and Professor Pat Utomi towards the emergence of a formidable credible alternative third force political movement to save Nigeria from rudderless political leadership and exploitative governance.

Mailafia until his death on Sunday was a member of the National Steering Council and the North Central Facilitator of the NCFront, “who raised the bar of commitment to the tasks of the movement, constantly advocating a fair, just and equitable governance of Nigeria therefore becoming a frontline member of the National Constitutional Dialogue Committee initiated by the movement to stem the heightening constitutional crisis and political agitations and insecurity traceable to the inherent flaws and pitfalls of the Nigerian Constitution foisted on the country by the Nigerian military at the outset of current troubled democracy in 1999.”

Reacting to the worrisome state of the country and low turnout of voters during the  Local Government elections in Lagos and Ogun states, the National Scribe of the NCFront, Sir Olawale Okunniyi, lamented that continuous circle of elections in the country without popular constitutional consensus of the diverse peoples of Nigeria, which is vital for Nigeria’s progress and prosperity, is a clear exercise in futility and a time bomb for the corporate existence of Nigeria that must be urgently detonated by Nigerians before it is too late