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Paul Biya’s Victory Is A Taboo To African Democracy
When a 92-year-old man who has ruled a nation for 43 unbroken years “wins” another seven-year term in office, the event ceases to be...
Natasha’s Plight Is Not About Her, It Is Democracy On Trial
The ongoing controversy surrounding Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s suspension is no longer a question of legislative discipline or the theatrics of parliamentary politics. It is...
Nigeria’s Democracy Without Good Governance Conundrum
Are we cursed or are we the cause? I mean did our ancestors or adversaries swear to us that this great country shall never...
Nigeria’s Political Parties’ Collective Ideological Bankruptcy As A Threat To Democracy
In most thriving democracies, political parties are not just vehicles for acquiring power, they are ideological institutions grounded in a clear vision of governance,...
Nigeria: Democracy After 25 Years Uninterrupted
The immediate past chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega, has delivered a sobering critique of Nigeria’s democratic journey, declaring...
