Golu: Nigerian Politics Now Focused on Individuals, Not Parties

Golu asserts that Nigerian politics has transformed, moving away from a one-party system to a more inclusive environment where all political players from various parties are involved in the electoral process. He mentions that initial concerns about the government attempting to suppress opposition have subsided, as litigations have resolved, allowing parties such as the PDP, ADC, NDC, Labour Party, and SDP to stabilize and prepare for elections.
Golu highlights that all political parties are now actively seeking votes for their candidates, indicating a positive development for democracy. He clarifies that while the national leader supports Mr. President, this does not equate to the PDP officially abandoning its candidate.
Golu draws parallels to past instances of government unity, citing Chief Bola Ige's participation in a PDP-led government while being a member of the AD, illustrating that individual support can exist alongside party loyalty.
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