Racoon:

https://inspirerradio.com/news-view/958720/buhari-the-greatest-leader-from-northern-nigeria-after-uthman-dan-fodio-by-aare-kurunmi-kakanfo

Good! They are all useless mushroom political parties that are fouling the political space by being ready made surrogates for the gladiator parties.

ImmaculateJOE:
YPP

fergie0o1:


SOURCE



LIST OF 74 DEREGISTERED POLITICAL PARTIES
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), on Thursday 06 February 2020, deregistered 74 political parties. Here is the full list:

(1) AAP – Advanced Allied Party
(2) ABP – All Blending Party
(3) ACD- Advanced Congress Of Democrats
(4) ACPN – Allied Congress Party Of Nigeria
(5) AD – Alliance For Democracy
(6) AGA – All Grassroots Alliance
(7) AGAP – All Grand Alliance Party
(cool ANDP – Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party
(9) ANN – Alliance For New Nigeria
(10) ANP – Alliance National Party
(11) ANRP – Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party
(12) APA – African People Alliance
(13) APDA – Advanced People’s Democratic Alliance
(14) APN – Alternative Party Of Nigeria
(15) ASD – Alliance Of Social Democrats
(16) AUN – Alliance For A United Nigeria
(17) BNPP – Better Nigeria Progressive Party
(18) CAP – Change Advocacy Party
(19) CC – Coalition For Change
(20) CNP – Change Nigeria Party
(21) COP – Congress Of Patriots
(22) DA – Democratic Alternative
(23) DPC – Democratic People’s Congress
(24) DPP – Democratic People’s Party
(25) FDP – Fresh Democratic Party
(26) FJP – Freedom And Justice Party
(27) GDPN – Grassroots Development Party Of Nigeria
(28) GPN – Green Party Of Nigeria
(29) HDP – Hope Democratic Party
(30) ID – Independent Democrats
(31) JMPP – Justice Must Prevail Party
(32) KP – Kowa Party
(33) LM – Liberation Movement
(34) LPN – Legacy Party Of Nigeria
(35) MAJA – Mass Action Joint Alliance
(36) MDP – Modern Democratic Party
(37) MMN – Masses Movement Of Nigeria
(38) MPN – Mega Party Of Nigeria
(39) MRDD – Movement For The Restoration And Defence Of Democracy
(40) NAC – National Action Council
(41) NCMP – Nigeria Community Movement Party
(42) NCP – National Conscience Party
(43) NDCP – Nigeria Democratic Congress Party
(44) NDLP – National Democratic Liberty Party
(45) NEPP – Nigeria Elements Progressive Party
(46) NFD – Nigeria For Democracy
(47) NGP – New Generation Party Of Nigeria
(48) NIP – National Interest Party
(49) NPC – Nigeria People’s Congress
(50) NPM – New Progressive Movement
(51) NUP – National Unity Party
(52) PCP – People’s Coalition Party
(53) PDC – People For Democratic Change
(54) PDM – People’s Democratic Movement
(55) PPA – Progressive People’s Alliance
(56) PPC – Providence People’s Congress
(57) PPN – People’s Party Of Nigeria
(58) PPP – People’s Progressive Party
(59) PT – People’s Trust
(60) RAP – Reform And Advancement Party
(61) RBNP – Re-Build Nigeria Party
(62) RP – Restoration Party Of Nigeria
(63) SNC – Save Nigeria Congress
(64) SNP – Sustainable National Party
(65) SPN – Socialist Party Of Nigeria
(66) UDP – United Democratic Party
(67) UP – United Patriots
(68) UPC – United People’s Congress
(69) UPN – Unity Party Of Nigeria
(70) UPP – United Progressive Party
(71) WTPN – We The People Nigeria
(72) YDP – Young Democratic Party
(73) YES – Electorates Solidarity
(74) YP – Youth Party

fergie0o1:


SOURCE



LIST OF 74 DEREGISTERED POLITICAL PARTIES
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), on Thursday 06 February 2020, deregistered 74 political parties. Here is the full list:

(1) AAP – Advanced Allied Party
(2) ABP – All Blending Party
(3) ACD- Advanced Congress Of Democrats
(4) ACPN – Allied Congress Party Of Nigeria
(5) AD – Alliance For Democracy
(6) AGA – All Grassroots Alliance
(7) AGAP – All Grand Alliance Party
(cool ANDP – Advanced Nigeria Democratic Party
(9) ANN – Alliance For New Nigeria
(10) ANP – Alliance National Party
(11) ANRP – Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party
(12) APA – African People Alliance
(13) APDA – Advanced People’s Democratic Alliance
(14) APN – Alternative Party Of Nigeria
(15) ASD – Alliance Of Social Democrats
(16) AUN – Alliance For A United Nigeria
(17) BNPP – Better Nigeria Progressive Party
(18) CAP – Change Advocacy Party
(19) CC – Coalition For Change
(20) CNP – Change Nigeria Party
(21) COP – Congress Of Patriots
(22) DA – Democratic Alternative
(23) DPC – Democratic People’s Congress
(24) DPP – Democratic People’s Party
(25) FDP – Fresh Democratic Party
(26) FJP – Freedom And Justice Party
(27) GDPN – Grassroots Development Party Of Nigeria
(28) GPN – Green Party Of Nigeria
(29) HDP – Hope Democratic Party
(30) ID – Independent Democrats
(31) JMPP – Justice Must Prevail Party
(32) KP – Kowa Party
(33) LM – Liberation Movement
(34) LPN – Legacy Party Of Nigeria
(35) MAJA – Mass Action Joint Alliance
(36) MDP – Modern Democratic Party
(37) MMN – Masses Movement Of Nigeria
(38) MPN – Mega Party Of Nigeria
(39) MRDD – Movement For The Restoration And Defence Of Democracy
(40) NAC – National Action Council
(41) NCMP – Nigeria Community Movement Party
(42) NCP – National Conscience Party
(43) NDCP – Nigeria Democratic Congress Party
(44) NDLP – National Democratic Liberty Party
(45) NEPP – Nigeria Elements Progressive Party
(46) NFD – Nigeria For Democracy
(47) NGP – New Generation Party Of Nigeria
(48) NIP – National Interest Party
(49) NPC – Nigeria People’s Congress
(50) NPM – New Progressive Movement
(51) NUP – National Unity Party
(52) PCP – People’s Coalition Party
(53) PDC – People For Democratic Change
(54) PDM – People’s Democratic Movement
(55) PPA – Progressive People’s Alliance
(56) PPC – Providence People’s Congress
(57) PPN – People’s Party Of Nigeria
(58) PPP – People’s Progressive Party
(59) PT – People’s Trust
(60) RAP – Reform And Advancement Party
(61) RBNP – Re-Build Nigeria Party
(62) RP – Restoration Party Of Nigeria
(63) SNC – Save Nigeria Congress
(64) SNP – Sustainable National Party
(65) SPN – Socialist Party Of Nigeria
(66) UDP – United Democratic Party
(67) UP – United Patriots
(68) UPC – United People’s Congress
(69) UPN – Unity Party Of Nigeria
(70) UPP – United Progressive Party
(71) WTPN – We The People Nigeria
(72) YDP – Young Democratic Party
(73) YES – Electorates Solidarity
(74) YP – Youth Party

Mynd44:
AD is now dead

olatuns2017:


Youth Party

Endsars

ScotDan:
Too much political parties is a disease, we only need two strong party in Nigeria.

Wickedfacts:
All Blending party

Na God save person o. Go party meeting make Police pick you up for cultism

ImmaculateJOE:
Ndigbo needs to form a Pro-Biafran party that is capable of winning all the Governorship, National Assembly and State House Assembly seats in the entire Igbo land.

This way we can Legally demand for a separate country at the Legislative floor.
Nigeria is a sovereign Nation and as such US, UK UN and the likes cannot enforce referendum on it's territory.

Whether or not sessession clause is in the Nigerian constitution, once we come out in one voice and in once spirit and demand for Bifara it will be granted with immediate alacrity.

ImmaculateJOE:
Ndigbo needs to form a Pro-Biafran party that is capable of winning all the Governorship, National Assembly and State House Assembly seats in the entire Igbo land.

This way we can Legally demand for a separate country at the Legislative floor.
Nigeria is a sovereign Nation and as such US, UK UN and the likes cannot enforce referendum on it's territory.

Whether or not sessession clause is in the Nigerian constitution, once we come out in one voice and in once spirit and demand for Bifara it will be granted with immediate alacrity.

festacman:
My suggestion:

Any newly registered party should be qualified to contest ONLY legislative elections at federal and state levels.

Only parties whose candidate(s) won seats in the State Assembly should be eligible to contest for governorship election and only parties whose candidate(s) won seats in the National Assembly should be eligible to contest for presidential election.

In this way,
- parties will be encouraged to work hard to build from grassroots and grow
- parties will make effort to discourage defections by not selling its nomination forms to highest bidding 'internally displaced politicians' who are looking for platforms to run for elections.
- Above all, it will reduce the number of parties on the presidential and governorship ballot paper.

iammo:


Do you know how the word Idiot came into existence?

The acient Greek who started Democracy called Idiots group of people who give reasons and excuses not to participate in the politics that brought those that govern them into power living the vaccum to be filled with people without their interest in power and governance to determine their future

If you refuse to vote or support PDP or APC waiting for dessolution of Nigeria, Almajiri would keep voting and winning, there by forcing their laws down your throat

.

KelvinCoaster:

I agree with your submission.
Let me call Mahmud Yakubu immediately.

BlackFlamefromP:
I think

1) we should have maximum of two political parties in Nigeria

2) there should be a law that makes provision for rotational presidency. presidency should be rotated among the six geopolitical zones of the country.

3) when it is the turn of a particular zone to produce a president all political parties must be mandated by law to field candidates only from that geopolitical zone. No party should be allowed to field candidate from any other zone other than the zone whose turn it is to produce a president.

4) the law should be amended to make provision for a single non-renewable tenure of SIX YEARS for president and governors.

5) After six years in office, the incumbent presidentt must not be allowed to contest for president again until it's the turn of his zone to produce a president again (that's if his zone choose him again to contest as a president)

6) in the event of the death of a president or if a president is permanently incapacitated due to illness or if he is impeached from office the person who should act as a president should be the incumbent governor of the state where the president come from instead of the vice president. This is to ensure that no geopolitical zone feel cheated because they could not complete their tenure due to death, incapacitation or impeachment of the president who came from their zone.

Over to you National Assembly

Kemistri4:



Under Nigerian law, parties must be national. Regional, ethnic and religious parties are illegal.



The law was enacted to avoid the pitfalls of the first Republic