The article discusses the paradoxical nature of democracy, tracing its origins from ancient Greece to modern times, and argues that it often leads to the emergence of privileged political classes. It suggests that in the context of Osun State's 2026 elections, democracy may produce candidates who are more focused on fighting perceived enemies than on providing good governance. The piece reflects on how democracy, despite its ideals, can sometimes become a parody of itself.
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