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With the recent conduct of bye elections in about 12 states and results declared with winners emerging, can we then say Nigeria is trending towards a one party state?

The results declared so far shows;
All Progressive Party-APC
People Democratic Party - PDP
All Progressive Grand Alliance -APGA and
New Nigeria Peoples Party-NNPP emerges victorious, it should be noted that the ruling party in the respective states takes the lead!

Nigeria's political party system is characterized by a mix of dominant parties and a multitude of smaller parties, with a notable lack of strong ideological foundations. The two largest parties are the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Other notable parties include the Labour Party (LP), New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA). Many smaller parties exist, but they often struggle to gain significant traction due to the dominance of the larger parties and the prevalence of personality-driven politics.

Contrary to the hue and cries of political activist and opposition, Nigeria doesn't seems to trend towards a one party state!
Any further observations?

APC won Adamawa- State Assembly.

APC Won Taraba- State Assembly.

APC won Jigawa- House of Representatives.

APC Won Ogun - House of Representatives.

APC Won Niger - House of Assembly.

APC won Ekiti- House of Assembly.

APC Won Edo- Senate and House of Representatives.

APC Won One in Kano- House of Assembly.

NNPP won in Kano - House of Representatives.

PDP won Oyo- House of Representatives.

APGA won Anambra- Senate and House of Assembly.

APC won Kaduna State - House of Representatives and 2 House of Assembly.

By election portrays,no INEC polling unit on social media

NewHe:
With the recent conduct of bye elections in about 12 states and results declared with winners emerging, can we then say Nigeria is trending towards a one party state?

The results declared so far shows;
All Progressive Party-APC
People Democratic Party - PDP
All Progressive Grand Alliance -APGA and
New Nigeria Peoples Party-NNPP emerges victorious, it should be noted that the ruling party in the respective states takes the lead!

Nigeria's political party system is characterized by a mix of dominant parties and a multitude of smaller parties, with a notable lack of strong ideological foundations. The two largest parties are the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Other notable parties include the Labour Party (LP), New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA). Many smaller parties exist, but they often struggle to gain significant traction due to the dominance of the larger parties and the prevalence of personality-driven politics.

Contrary to the hue and cries of political activist and opposition, Nigeria doesn't seems to trend towards a one party state!
Any further observations?

Demo waiting? Seun complete the remaining character

Why won't it be when its obvious that everything under APC control is been compromised.

yarimo:
By election portrays,no INEC polling unit on social media

No polling unit on nairaland and X

Tinubumustgo:
Why won't it be when its obvious that everything under APC control is been compromised.

2023 presidential election results of Lagos state and the whole south east it was not under the control of APC? Is like I am wasting my time replying a kid with free bonus data oo chaii 🤣🤣