Senator Ken Nnamani, Nigeria’s former Senate President, stirred the polity on Sunday with his high profile defection to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In doing so, he spared no words in characterizing the once vibrant PDP as a dead party.
Many have queried his motives for dumping the PDP. But Nnamani is not alone. Nigeria’s political space is littered with many of the likes of Nnamani as the foregoing analysis shows.
Defections from one political party to another in Nigeria, is as old as the country itself. Before Nigeria’s independence in 1960, political gladiators have always jumped ship and the trend has not changed, more than half a century later.

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