Good afternoon everyone. Please what is a good non-conventional party that a young Nigerian in their twenties can join. I mean a party that is adequate for someone who is working class and probably looking forward to maybe contesting for a smaller elective position in the next election, not this current one. Any party that is not APC, PDP and even Labour party. A party where there are fresh minds and people who are actually after technological growth and development and not just a place of old people who do not understand where the world is right now. Any suggestions?

Presently Labour Party.

It's best, knowing that you have a skilled & prudent leaders to learn good quality leadership skills from. Not some arrogant crooks that can better described as corrupt , vision less, non patriotic & non repenting rulers.

kamtrix:
Good afternoon everyone. Please what is a good non-conventional party that a young Nigerian in their twenties can join. I mean a party that is adequate for someone who is working class and probably looking forward to maybe contesting for a smaller elective position in the next election, not this current one. Any party that is not APC, PDP and even Labour party. A party where there are fresh minds and people who are actually after technological growth and development and not just a place of old people who do not understand where the world is right now. Any suggestions?

Nobody will give you a satisfying answer here unless they're into full-time politics or have close friends or siblings in politics.

Just do your research online, check for parties that bore young vibrant and transparent politicians.

Study about famous politicians and how they started too.

Check out this book "48 laws of power" it will help you in your political career, trust me.

YPP

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kamtrix:
Good afternoon everyone. Please what is a good non-conventional party that a young Nigerian in their twenties can join. I mean a party that is adequate for someone who is working class and probably looking forward to maybe contesting for a smaller elective position in the next election, not this current one. Any party that is not APC, PDP and even Labour party. A party where there are fresh minds and people who are actually after technological growth and development and not just a place of old people who do not understand where the world is right now. Any suggestions?

Depends on a lot of factors , where are you from , what's your goal n interest

Like if you are Igbo n south south joining APC is a pure waste they would never be fair to you , you study what has happened to people before you

Can you do more than nwajuba,rochas , Oni, Joe Igbokwe ? How were they treated ?

Study your state

But generally PDP tho corrupt ,seem to be the most national party ....let's see what labour would be

But immediately after the election,I am moving my polling unit to my state , I would pick a PDP membership card , possibly get my ward a bus then see how it goes

Being Igbo it's either PDP , labour or APGA , but since the goal is national assembly PDP seem to be the best option

What party is dominant in your place of residence?

Remember, "POLITICS IS LOCAL"!

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Nobody will give you a satisfying answer here unless they're into full-time politics or have close friends or siblings in politics.

Just do your research online, check for parties that bore young vibrant and transparent politicians.

Study about famous politicians and how they started too.

Check out this book "48 laws of power" it will help you in your political career, trust me.

this is very good advice

mrvitalis:

Depends on a lot of factors , where are you from , what's your goal n interest

Like if you are Igbo n south south joining APC is a pure waste they would never be fair to you , you study what has happened to people before you

Can you do more than nwajuba,rochas , Oni, Joe Igbokwe ? How were they treated ?

Study your state

But generally PDP tho corrupt ,seem to be the most national party ....let's see what labour would be

But immediately after the election,I am moving my polling unit to my state , I would pick a PDP membership card , possibly get my ward a bus then see how it goes

Being Igbo it's either PDP , labour or APGA , but since the goal is national assembly PDP seem to be the best option

Thank you for this