Nigeria's democracy needs virile opposition for consolidation- Cleric
A Nigerian religious leader argues that democracy’s health depends on a truly courageous opposition, not merely aspirants for power. He contends that genuine opposition requires sacrifice—enduring persecution to act as the people’s shield—and that many current figures lack this experience, having originated from ruling parties. Ultimately, a principled opposition gains public trust through integrity and constructive confrontation, which is essential for providing citizens with real electoral choices and holding governments accountable.


