Nigeria stands at the threshold of another defining moment in its democratic journey. The 2027 general elections, now just a year away, are already being described as the “make or mar” polls. The stakes could not be higher. For a country grappling with deepening insecurity, inflation, and widespread hardship, the elections will test not only the resilience of Nigeria’s democracy but also the credibility of its political class. Preparations are underway across the political spectrum, but it is the ruling party that has dominated recent headli
Nigeria stands at the threshold of another defining moment in its democratic journey. The 2027 general elections, now just a year away, are already being described as the “make or mar” polls. The stakes could not be higher. For a country grappling with deepening insecurity, inflation, and widespread hardship, the elections will test not only the resilience of Nigeria’s democracy but also the credibility of its political class. Preparations are underway across the political spectrum, but it is the ruling party that has dominated recent headli