By Ebuka Ukoh Examining the lessons of the 2026 US midterm elections, this writer argues that political power belongs to the people and urges Nigerian institutions to ensure that every voter’s verdict is respected. From Texas to Kansas, the 2026 US midterm elections remind us that political power is borrowed from the people, never permanently owned by those who hold it. There is something profoundly instructive about watching a political stronghold change hands—not because one political party is inherently better than another. At the same time, an electoral defeat does…
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