Jibrin Ibrahim, a Nigerian political analyst, has written an article arguing that corruption in Nigeria's political and electoral system is rooted in a political economy model where the formal economy is subordinated to a second, more significant economic model driven by political actors. These actors inject and extract liquidity from the system, perpetuating corruption. The article highlights the systemic nature of corruption in Nigeria's governance.
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