From the experiences of the Populace in the 2015 General Elections, it has become VERY Neccessary for NASS to pass a BIL making pre election Presidential and Governorship Debates COMPULSRY 4 ALL aspirants. Yes it's good to make Promises to win the support of the electorate, but it's A LOT MORE important for the Aspirants to state EXACTLY HOW dey intend to ACTUALISE their Promises, especially in terms of FUNDING and EXECUTION. That's one sure way voters can ASSESS the potentials / administrative Competence of the aspirants; Before DECIDING on whom to vote for. A situaction where MOUTH WATERING promises are made Before elections and EXCUSSES are made AFTER elections for failing to fulfill such promises is one condemnable way of taking the electorate for granted. The 2015 generelal election campaign is a clear case in point. Once beaten, they say, twice shy.