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When I hear people say that Nigeria’s politicians are the same, I believe that notion. There is hardly any of them who is ready to build a political party. Their goal is to win an election and earn more money or power. It is hard to decide if politics in Nigeria is moving to the left or the right. On which side is Nigerian politics tilting, to the left or right?
When you talk about wings for politicians/political parties, you will be talking about their beliefs and ideologies. Well, you won't find such in Nigeria's political environment. Politicians and political parties in Nigeria are open chambers, they accept members and become members of any political oRead more
When you talk about wings for politicians/political parties, you will be talking about their beliefs and ideologies. Well, you won’t find such in Nigeria’s political environment.
Politicians and political parties in Nigeria are open chambers, they accept members and become members of any political organization that can help them achieve their aims of becoming richer and more powerful.
Politics in Nigeria is neither left nor right.
See lessNigerian politics is amusing. Parties do not have opposing philosophies, and people do not vote along that line, nor do they care. Voting is centered on ethnicity and religion. But, in general, the country as a whole, regardless of party, may be labelled right-wing, and most politicians in power canRead more
Nigerian politics is amusing. Parties do not have opposing philosophies, and people do not vote along that line, nor do they care. Voting is centered on ethnicity and religion.
See lessBut, in general, the country as a whole, regardless of party, may be labelled right-wing, and most politicians in power can agree on one thing: they are anti-left.
However, Nigerian politicians continue to promote public programs such as building a state-owned educational system (this is especially obvious when looking at Nigerian colleges) or healthcare.