Candidate Selection Concerns in Nigeria's Politics

The article titled "Candidate selection or civilian coup?" is authored by Dakuku Peterside. It addresses the political dynamics surrounding candidate selection in Nigeria, implying that the current situation may resemble a civilian coup rather than a democratic process.
The content suggests a critical examination of how candidates are chosen and the implications for the political system. However, the article lacks specific details, names, dates, or events that would provide a clearer context or examples of the issues being discussed.
The focus remains on the overarching theme of candidate selection and its potential consequences for governance in Nigeria.
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