APC Secretary Defends Multi-Party Democracy in Nigeria Amidst One-Party State Claims
Ajibola Basiru, the Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), refuted assertions of Nigeria heading towards a one-party state and defended Bola Tinubu's reforms. Basiru highlighted the significance of maintaining a multi-party democracy in Nigeria, citing the spread of political parties across the country.
He also rejected allegations of weaponizing anti-corruption agencies against opposition figures, emphasizing the independence of law enforcement institutions. Basiru's statements come amidst concerns about the strength of Nigeria's democratic system and the role of the ruling APC party.
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