CDD raises concerns over ‘low competitiveness’ in Anambra election
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Summary: The main opposition parties in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party and the Labour Party, have been plagued by internal leadership crises, causing many of their leaders and members to defect to the ruling All Progressives Congress.
The(CDD-West Africa) has raised concerns over low competitiveness and fragility of key electoral institutions ahead of Saturday’s governorship election in Anambra.
Dauda Garuba, the director of CDD expressed the worries at a pre-election news conference in Awka on Friday.
Mr Garuba who was represented by Seyi Awojulugbe, misinformation, disinformation and hate speech analyst, said the first off-cycle governorship election under Joash Amupitan, as INE
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