In a recent intervention, former Minister of Aviation, Osita Chidoka, raised alarm over the prohibitive cost of political party nomination forms in Nigeria. His concerns go beyond party politics. They speak to a deeper and more troubling reality: the deliberate monetisation of politics as a strategy for exclusion—and, ultimately, the criminalisation of democratic governance.
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A Nigerian human rights lawyer, Marshal Abubakar, has criticised the Nigerian government’s handling of security amid a wave of violent attacks across the country, describing the situation as a failure of leadership and responsibility.
Abubakar said the bandits shot sporadically into the air, setting houses and food silos on fire while residents fled for safety.
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‘What’s Happening In Plateau State Is Genocide’ — Ex-Lawmaker Dachung Raises Alarm Over Coordinated Killings
