The Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) and the National Patriotic Stakeholders Assembly (NPSA) have voiced opposition to a proposal for a single six-year term for Nigerian presidents and governors. The groups argue that altering term limits will not address the fundamental issues facing the country. They believe the proposal is a distraction from necessary systemic reforms. Critics suggest the move could be aimed at allowing current officeholders to potentially extend their time in power. The organizations have formally rejected the idea, citing concerns about its potential negative consequences for Nigeria’s democracy. Further debate on the proposed constitutional change is expected. The proposal’s proponents argue it could reduce political tension and encourage focus on governance rather than re-election campaigns.