Udenta Explains Why One-Party State Is Impossible in Nigeria
Udenta, a former national secretary of the defunct Alliance for Democracy (AD), shared insights on why attempts to create a one-party state in Nigeria, like the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) leaning towards it, would fail. He highlighted the diverse nature of the country, stating that politicians are like ghosts who move from one party to another.
Udenta's analysis emphasizes the challenges of imposing a single-party system in Nigeria's politically varied environment.
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