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In 2025, Nigeria’s political scene is heating up — but is it the same old story, or is something really changing?
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The All Democratic Alliance (ADA) just applied to INEC for registration. It’s a coalition promising to break the APC-PDP duopoly.
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Sounds good on paper — but many in power are calling ADA a “joke” and “non-starter.” Even Festus Keyamo publicly mocked it.
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The big question is:
Can ADA unite Nigeria’s fragmented opposition and build real momentum for 2027? Or will it fizzle out like past coalitions?
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Meanwhile, governors and politicians keep defecting to the APC, making the opposition weaker by the day.
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This raises fears Nigeria might be sliding into a one-party state, where democracy is just a show.
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But ADA supporters argue:
Nigeria needs fresh voices and new ideas, and the APC and PDP have failed us.
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Add to this the talk of constitutional reforms — like switching to a parliamentary system — which could shake up power dynamics even more.
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One thing is clear: Nigerian voters are hungry for change, but can a new party deliver?
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What do YOU think?
Will ADA rise and save Nigeria’s democracy, or is it just another political distraction?
Drop your thoughts below! 👇
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5 hrs ago1️⃣
In 2025, Nigeria’s political scene is heating up — but is it the same old story, or is something really changing?
2️⃣
The All Democratic Alliance (ADA) just applied to INEC for registration. It’s a coalition promising to break the APC-PDP duopoly.
3️⃣
Sounds good on paper — but many in power are calling ADA a “joke” and “non-starter.” Even Festus Keyamo publicly mocked it.
4️⃣
The big question is:
Can ADA unite Nigeria’s fragmented opposition and build real momentum for 2027? Or will it fizzle out like past coalitions?
5️⃣
Meanwhile, governors and politicians keep defecting to the APC, making the opposition weaker by the day.
6️⃣
This raises fears Nigeria might be sliding into a one-party state, where democracy is just a show.
7️⃣
But ADA supporters argue:
Nigeria needs fresh voices and new ideas, and the APC and PDP have failed us.
8️⃣
Add to this the talk of constitutional reforms — like switching to a parliamentary system — which could shake up power dynamics even more.
9️⃣
One thing is clear: Nigerian voters are hungry for change, but can a new party deliver?
🔟
What do YOU think?
Will ADA rise and save Nigeria’s democracy, or is it just another political distraction?
Drop your thoughts below! 👇
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