Red lines in the corruption of Nigeria’s political and electoral system, By Jibrin Ibrahim
The problem is that in practice, the Nigerian state is deeply implicated and supports corruption in the electoral system.
The essence of Nigeria politics is driven by a political economy model in which the formal economy of the country has a separate existence that is subordinated to a second more significant economic model in which the real drivers of the are the political actors who inject and subsequently extract liquidity into and from the system.
Why should the person that controls official data of all Nigerians be given the opportunity to be able to use such data for the interest of one candidate in the election who also happens to be the sitting president of the country.
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