Second term syndrome and electoral perfidy in Nigeria

One of the novel ideas introduced by British administrators into what was then the Protectorate of Nigeria was the idea of representative government entailed in the British version of parliamentary democracy. The first election in Nigeria was held in September

Chris O. O. Biose

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