Nigerian Opposition Leaders Alarmed Over Tinubu's Alleged Plan to Weaken Democracy

Nigerian opposition leaders, including Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, have expressed alarm over Bola Tinubu's purported strategy to diminish opposition parties and steer Nigeria towards a one-party state. They warn of a dangerous pattern where state institutions are allegedly being used to pressure political opponents, eroding democratic foundations and public trust in governance.
The opposition figures highlight the increasing politicization of anti-corruption and security agencies, posing a serious threat to Nigeria's democracy. They accuse Tinubu of employing undemocratic tactics to consolidate power and suppress fair political competition.
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