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No democracy in Nigeria, let’s stop deceiving ourselves – Peter Obi
The Labour Party, LP, presidential candidate in the 2023 general elections, Peter Obi, says Nigeria is not a democratic ...
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Nigeria: Parties Better As Vehicles for Development of Political Ideology - Moghalu
A chieftain of the Labour Party, Chief George Moghalu, in this interview says Nigerian politicians use political parties as platform for achieving personal ambitions without ideological inclination.
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There’s no democracy in Nigeria, says Peter Obi
Peter Obi, who ran for president with the Labour Party in 2023, claims Nigeria is not really a democratic country.
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Is Nigeria headed for a one-party state?, By Jibrin Ibrahim
The ruling party can buy most of the political class but not all. People will seek those who stand for something beyond money ...
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Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things you need to know Wednesday morning
Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. The Nigeria Immigration Service has arrested 51 irregular migrants at New Nyanya, Karu ...
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Nigeria: Is Nigeria Headed for a One-Party State?, By Jibrin Ibrahim
At that time, the ruling National Party of Nigeria (NPN) generated crisis in the other parties - PRP, NPP, GNPP and UPN - and also poached their cadres and leaders. In addition, it often succeeded ...
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Perish the thought! Peter Obi won’t leave Labour Party – Moghalu
Chief George Moghalu, a top notcher of the Labour Party, in this interview says Nigerian politicians use political parties as ...
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Struck off and let down: Nigeria’s corporate exit gaps in global perspective
Although striking off and winding up both result in corporate dissolution, they are doctrinally distinct. Striking off is ...
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Is Coalition the Best Strategy for Nigeria's Opposition? [analysis]
In his March 20 press conference in Abuja, Nigeria's opposition chieftain, Atiku Abubakar, dropped a political dumb bomb: a coalition of opposition parties would confront the APC-led regime in 2027.