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RETROGRESSIVE POLITICAL DISPENSATION IN NIGERIA SINCE 1999, THE REASON AND POSSIBLE SOLUTION.
Nigeria moved to democratic rule in 1999 and people had high hopes for stability, economic growth, rule of law and public good during this Fourth Republic. Yet, after more than 20 years of uninterrupted civilian government, the country has seen political regression marked by corruption, weak demo
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