Nigeria’s Political Parties’ Collective Ideological Bankruptcy As A Threat To Democracy

In most thriving democracies, political parties are not just vehicles for acquiring power, they are ideological institutions grounded in a clear vision of governance, policy direction, and the social contract. They represent coherent philosophies, conservatism, liberalism, socialism, or centrism, each defining a party’s character, shaping its policies, and guiding its engagement with the electorate. In [...]

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