Nigerian Democracy Faces Threats from Electoral Bodies and Judiciary

An opinion piece argues that Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the judiciary pose a significant threat to the country's democracy, criticizing political parties for their internal issues.

16 Apr, 00:46 — 16 Apr, 00:46

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2027: INEC, the judiciary can cripple Nigeria’s wobbly democracy, by Olu Fasan

Hardly anyone should shed tears for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the African Democratic Congress, ADC. Both parties are guilty of what lawyers call contributory negligence, being part-architects of their own misfortune. Their internal contradictions, genetic predispositions and inherent inability to cohere are simply being exploited by their ruthless enemy, the ruling All Progressives Congress, […] The post 2027: INEC, the judiciary can cripple Nigeria’s wobbly democracy, by Olu Fas...

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