BREAKING: Instead Of Going Through The Process And Exonerating Themselves, They Are On The Street – Abba Moro

In a recent interview shared by Arise TV, Senator Abba Moro, the Senate Minority Leader, commented on the ongoing political tensions and protest activities involving opposition figures and party actors in Nigeria, particularly in relation to internal party disputes and electoral concerns.

According to him, “Instead of going through the process and exonerating themselves, they are on the streets,” a statement in which he criticized the approach adopted by some political actors who have resorted to protests rather than pursuing formal institutional or legal channels to resolve their grievances.

Moro argued that the proper democratic route for addressing allegations or disagreements within the political space is to engage established processes, including party structures, legal remedies, and constitutional mechanisms. He maintained that bypassing these channels weakens institutional order and contributes to unnecessary political tension.

He further suggested that street protests, while a constitutional right, should not replace structured engagement when resolving complex political and legal disputes. According to him, such actions risk escalating already sensitive political situations and may not necessarily lead to sustainable solutions.

The senator emphasized that political stability requires discipline, dialogue, and adherence to due process, especially at a time when parties are preparing for future elections. He noted that internal reconciliation efforts and legal clarifications remain more effective pathways for resolving disputes than public demonstrations.

Moro’s remarks reflect ongoing debates within Nigeria’s opposition landscape, where differing strategies for addressing party conflicts and electoral grievances continue to shape political engagement ahead of the 2027 general elections.