APC Chieftain Calls for End to Godfatherism in Nigerian Politics
Henri Idahagbon, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has spoken out against godfatherism in Nigerian politics, particularly citing its detrimental effects in states like Edo and Ondo. He emphasized the need for influential political figures like Godwin Obaseki and Adams Oshiomhole to relinquish power and allow for a democratic succession process.
Idahagbon, a former Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, highlighted the importance of clean records and the rejection of godfather influence in governance. He referenced instances of violence and political interference linked to godfatherism in Nigerian politics.
Idahagbon's stance aligns with the call for a more transparent and democratic political landscape in Nigeria.
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