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Elections cannot be democratic when state power is used against the opposition | Mukoko News

Homepolitics-governanceElections cannot be democratic when state power is used against the opposition

politics-governance1 min readBy Faith Omoboye

Elections cannot be democratic when state power is used against the opposition

BusinessDay Nigeria

By Faith Omoboye·September 18, 2026·Nigeria

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The article argues that elections cannot be democratic if state power is used against the opposition, emphasizing the need for peaceful and credible elections.

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Elections are meant to be peaceful, credible and free of violence, allowing citizens to choose leaders who serve the public

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Length: 34 words · 1 min read
Published: September 18, 2026
Byline: Faith Omoboye
Source: BusinessDay