Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, dan takarar shugaban kasa a zaben 2023 na jam’iyyar Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ya zargi majalisar wakilai ta kasa saboda kasa kudin doka da ta gabatar da shekaru six a matsayin wa’adin shugaban kasa da gawarwaki.
Doka ta, wacce aka gabatar ta ne ta hanyar dan majalisar wakilai mai wakiltar Ideato North/Ideato South Federal Constituency, Imo State, Ikenga Ugochinyere, da wasu 33, an kasa kudata ta a ranar Alhamis a wani taron majalisar wakilai.
Atiku a watan Oktoba na shekarar da ta gabata ya aika wasika zuwa majalisar tarayya, ya neman gyara tsarin mulki don kafa wa’adin shekaru six guda daya ga shugaban kasa da gawarwaki.
A cikin wasikar shawarwari da ya gabatar wa kwamitin gyara tsarin mulki na majalisar dattijai, Atiku ya kuma ba da shawarar cewa shugabancin kasar Nigeria ya zagi tsakanin arewa da kudu.
A jawabi ga kasa kudin doka ta majalisar wakilai, mai magana da yawun Atiku, Paul Ibe, ya ce a wata hira da aka yi da shi a ranar Alhamis cewa, ‘yan majalisar ba su fahimci cewa Nigeria ta samu kasko a yanzu.
Ya ce, “Haka yake da wahala. Ba su fahimci cewa Nigeria ta samu kasko a yanzu. Na fata za su amince da gyaran doka hii domin karfin tsarin mulki na karewa daga tafiyar neman wa’adi na biyu, wanda zai baiwa shugaban kasa damar mai da hankali kan mulki bai da tashin hankali na siyasa.”
Doka ta, wacce aka gabatar ta, ta nemi canje-canje a sassan 76, 116, 132, da 136 na tsarin mulkin 1999 (kamar yadda aka gyara shi). Manufar da aka bayyana a doka ta ce, “Gyaran wannan doka za ta tabbatar da mulkin da ya hada kowa da karewa daga kashe-kashen da ake yi a zaben shekaru huɗu.”
Doka ta kuma nemi canje-canje a sashi na 132 na doka ta asali ta hanyar saka sabon sashi na biyu, kawar da sashi na huɗu na asali, da sake tsara sashin gaba ɗaya domin tabbatar da cewa zaben shugaban kasa za a zage tsakanin arewa da kudu kowace shekara six.
A lokacin da aka gabatar doka ta a taron majalisar wakilai a ranar Alhamis, an kasa kudata ta a wani taron murya da shugaban majalisar, Tajudeen Abbas, ya kira.
