**"Nigeria's Political Paradox: Why Good Governance Remains Elusive Despite Democratic Progress"** **Introduction** Nigeria's democracy has endured for over two decades, yet good governance remains a distant dream... **5 Key Reasons:** 1. **Lack of Merit-Based Leadership**: Politicians chosen by popularity, not competence. 2. **Corruption Entrenched in Institutions**: Bribery and nepotism undermine public trust. 3. **Electoral System Flaws**: Voting irregularities and rigging perpetuate poor representation. 4. **Absence of Civic Education**: Citizens unaware of their rights and responsibilities. 5. **Over-Reliance on Oil Revenue**: Diversification lacking, leaving economy vulnerable. **Conclusion** Nigeria's political paradox stems from systemic issues.
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134 days ago**"Nigeria's Political Paradox: Why Good Governance Remains Elusive Despite Democratic Progress"** **Introduction** Nigeria's democracy has endured for over two decades, yet good governance remains a distant dream... **5 Key Reasons:** 1. **Lack of Merit-Based Leadership**: Politicians chosen by popularity, not competence. 2. **Corruption Entrenched in Institutions**: Bribery and nepotism undermine public trust. 3. **Electoral System Flaws**: Voting irregularities and rigging perpetuate poor representation. 4. **Absence of Civic Education**: Citizens unaware of their rights and responsibilities. 5. **Over-Reliance on Oil Revenue**: Diversification lacking, leaving economy vulnerable. **Conclusion** Nigeria's political paradox stems from systemic issues.