As the 2023 Nigerian general elections draw nearer, various political actors, especially those in the minority or opposition party are warming up to wrestle powers away from the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC especially at the federal level while the ruling party itself and its candidates are not resting on their oars to retain power beyond the current dispensation.

Of all available elective positions, only the office of the Nigerian President is the focus of this article; and it seeks to x-ray the fate of a Nigerian President when it comes to his being removed from office for a grave violation of the constitution and/or for an act(s) of gross misconduct by the National Assembly; especially where his political party at the point of his election, occupies the minority seats at the National Assembly.

Amongst other things, this article is coming against the backdrop of some media postulations that even if Mr. Peter Obi of the Labour Party clinches the office of the Nigeria President come 2023 presidential election, his removal from office by the National Assembly would be easy given that it is difficult to see his party, the Labour Party clinching the majority seats at the National Assembly come 2023.

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