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The Phenomenon of Money Politics and Nigeria’s Democratization: An Exploration of the Fourth Republic

  • Tunde S
  • Lawal A
  • Muhammed A
Journal of Social Economics Research (2015) 2(1) 1-9
DOI: 10.18488/journal.35/2015.2.1/35.1.1.9
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Abstract

It is an established fact that money politics is a global phenomenon, its trend in Nigeria's electoral system is worrisome. Buying and selling of votes has become an accepted norm in Nigeria's political arrangement and which threatens her readiness to embrace democratic …

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Tunde, S. R., Lawal, A. F., & Muhammed, A. (2015). The Phenomenon of Money Politics and Nigeria’s Democratization: An Exploration of the Fourth Republic. Journal of Social Economics Research, 2(1), 1–9. https://doi.org/10.18488/journal.35/2015.2.1/35.1.1.9

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