President Tinubu was able to carry on with the programme Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu has made light of his fall during Wednesday’s Democracy Day ceremony, saying it was his Yoruba culture on ...

Nigeria, a nation once notorious for military rule, is marking 25 years of democracy, at a time when ... the end of the fuel subsidy on the day he was sworn in last year Current President, Bola ...

We have dissatisfaction with the government of the day. We have problems in ... God forbid! Nigeria is destined for democracy. And so shall it be.” Founded on January 22, 1995, THISDAY is ...

Professor Eugenia George-Genyi of the Political Science Department, Benue State University, Makurdi, has declared that there is no true practice of democracy in Nigeria. George-Genyi made the ...

has said politicians must see themselves as servants of the people that are always ready to provide dividends of democracy for the overall development of Nigeria. Waziri is vying for the seat ...

The return to democracy at the end of the 20 th century was believed in many quarters, and for good reasons too, as the ultimate elixir to catapult Nigeria to its true place of greatness.

At that time in 2016, following the election on September 28, 2016, in the wee hours of the following day, enablers of ... of serious threats to Nigeria’s democracy with the most ominous menace ...

The Nigeria Political Science Association (NPSA) has advised President Bola Tinubu to constitute a technical committee to look at the concept of liberal democracy and its practice in the country.

Sadly, only one outcome could emerge from such a milieu: the gradual but steady making of the APC into a one-party dictatorship in Nigeria ... just the parties, but democracy itself.

In coming days Democracy Now! will continue to bring you post-election results and in-depth analysis on on the impact of the coming Trump administration. Because Democracy Now! does not accept ...

This year’s Democracy Day was thrown into chaos as rogue StanfordVotes revolutionaries engaged in a violent power contest. The coup began at 8:00 a.m., as the StanfordVotes cameo as an Instagram ...

If we want democracy to survive and grow in Nigeria, we should work towards strengthening our political parties. A party should not exist only on INEC recognition. The parties must design unique ...