Bode George calls for viable opposition to strengthen democracy
Chief Bode George warns that Nigeria’s democracy is under threat due to the suppression of opposition voices and weak institutions, equating it to a disguised dictatorship. He identifies specific dangers, including the harassment of state governors and burdensome economic policies, which collectively erode federalism and public welfare. Using Venezuela as a cautionary tale, he argues that prioritizing power over people destabilizes nations. George concludes that credible elections, institutional integrity, and genuine political plurality are non-negotiable for national survival.


