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NIGERIA’S PARTY SYSTEM: WHEN BROOM SCATTERS TO PIECES UNDER THE DISGUISE OF MULTIPARTY SYSTEM

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January 14, 2023
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NIGERIA’S PARTY SYSTEM: WHEN BROOM SCATTERS TO PIECES UNDER THE DISGUISE OF MULTIPARTY SYSTEM

WRITTEN BY OLADIPUPO OLUWATOBI

It is no longer news that political parties formation is now like angry family members forming another family on their own. Politicians claim to be fighting for the masses as they jump from one party to another like a frog. Everyone wants to eat from the national cake, the cake they never took the time to bake. Everyone basking in the euphoria of political posts.

According to the 1999 (constitution as amended), Nigeria operates a multiparty system where we have as many political parties as possible. Political parties ought to have defined ideology but in Nigeria we have corruptology instead of ideology. This is not far fetched because the same people move across different political parties. No wonder, birds of a feather, flock together.

On the other hand, multiparty system has encouraged political participation. Multiparty system which was introduced with many expectations turn out to be a disgrace to our democracy. In Nigeria, we want to be more Catholic than the Pope, as we form political parties even more than where we copied multiparty system. (Wikipedia).

As at 2019 General Elections, we have 91 registered political parties in Nigeria. But recently INEC deregistered some political parties that made the recognised political parties to be 18. Although some of the deregistered political parties have resolved to settle the matter in the Court of Law, as the case is still pending before the court of law.

The broom of political unity has scattered in Nigeria, as pieces of the broom stand in different places. One of the disadvantages of multiparty system is that it brings disunity in a nation. As we have regional political parties in the first and second republic, e.g. Action Group(AG) in the West, Northern People Congress (NPC) in the North and National Council of Nigerian Citizens (NCNC) in the Eastern part of Nigeria.

Like father, like son as other politicians now also walk in the same part. How long shall we continue like this?
Multiparty system is still the best for the entity called Nigeria but our political parties should have a clearly defined ideology that will enable them conform with the dictates of their manifestoes.

According to INEC, any political party that would be registered must have offices and structure in the FCT and at least 24 states in the Federation. Enforcing this law will bring about political development. (Domingo and Nwankwo, 2010).

In conclusion, political parties should be funded from contributions from party members. Government funding for political parties should therefore be withdrawn, so that only the serious ones can survive and face up to the dictates of their calling and others dying a natural death.

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Broom that scatters can still be brought together to sweep again. It is therefore important for us to know that no new fish inside water among the politicians in different political parties.

References

Domingo, P and Nwankwo, C. (2010): Review of International Assistance to Political Party and Party System Development, Case Study Report: Nigeria, An Overseas Development Institute Publication, December 2010.
Wikipedia, 2020.

Written by:
Oladipupo Oluwatobi Samuel(Superlight)
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