National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Uche Secondus blast President Buhari over refusal to Sign Electoral Bill Into Law

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Uche Secondus who stated that the President has done the country great harm by refusing to sign the amended Electoral Bill forwarded to him by the National Assembly into law. 
The Chairman who said the president denied
Nigerians the right to free and fair 2019 elections, disclosed further that he refuse to sign a law aimed at strengthening democracy.
Secondus, therefore, appealed to the National Assembly to either veto the President or “make sure in whatever way, that the law is passed.” and that the President is a dictator to the fullest and never believed in Democracy neither is he Democrat but a pretender. 

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