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No president will save Nigeria

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By Sada Malumfashi, Adam Muhammad
| Africa Is a Country
Nigeria’s political system is becoming more concentrated around the presidency, with weakening institutional and electoral competition since 1999. The 2027 elections may become the first real test of this new order. If current trends continue, it could also become the most dangerous. The primary issue in this case is actually Nigerians’ imagination of what politics could be or should be.
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Trumpism thrives in Nigeria: What gives?

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By Nanre Nafziger, Adam Muhammad
| City Press Verified
You have 5 articles to share every month. Send this story to a friend! Enter recipient email address Subscribers can listen to this article President Donald Trump last year authorised US forces to conduct ‘powerful and deadly’ strikes against Islamic State militants in northwestern Nigeria. Read this for free Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial.
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Africa Is a Country

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By Dengiyefa Angalapu, Adam Muhammad, Omole Ibukun
| Africa Is a Country
For years, a Nigerian Muslim cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, in interviews and on social media, has repeatedly urged the government to prioritize dialogue and negotiation over an “exclusively kinetic” approach—which prioritizes armed ground operations and aerial bombardments aimed at “neutralizing” insurgents even if at the cost of “civilian casualties” and the environment.
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