APGA Founder Warns Against One-Party State in Nigeria, Citing Weak Electoral System
The founding chair of APGA, Okorie, criticizes the potential dangers of a one-party state in Nigeria, attributing it to the weak electoral system and the unpreparedness of opposition parties like PDP. He highlights PDP's struggles in the Southeast region, emphasizing the need for a multi-party democracy.
Okorie references historical figures like Muhammadu Buhari and Nnamdi Azikiwe to underscore the importance of political diversity in Nigeria's governance.
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