Campaigns for Nigeria's 2027 presidential election are underway, with parties using billboards, media adverts, and digital platforms. Opposition parties claim that rising advertising costs are making it harder for smaller parties to compete, a claim the APC rejects. This episode of Nigeria Daily examines whether the cost of campaigning creates an uneven playing field. The discussion also covers why ordinary Nigerians have yet to feel the benefits of subsidy savings and why Osun re-elected Governor Adeleke.
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