Titlebook: Anonymous Power; Parties, Interest Gr Okechukwu Ibeanu,Israel ‘Kelue Okoye,Ernest Toochi Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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The Non-formalization of Party Decision-Making in Nigeria’s Fourth Republicch parties are neither institutionalized nor stable enough to seek the mandate of the electorate. The paper argues that in spite of many formal rules and attempts at reforms and institution-building in Nigerian political parties, non-formal actors and processes, such as ethnic and sectional promoter

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Non-formal Actors and the Governance of Political Parties in Nigeria with state institutions such as political parties more through these structures than as individuals. Other factors that explain the influence of the informal structures include the character of Nigeria’s ruling-class elite. The chapter further argues that the implications of the increasing influenc

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From Arbiter to Activist: The Role of the Judiciary in Nigeria Election Matters Nigeria election matters could be said to be the Anambra State famous gubernatorial petition decision in which, for the first time in the political history of Nigeria, a sitting governor of a party in power at the centre was removed from office by the court and was replaced by the candidate of a mi

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Power Contests Beyond the Electoral Arena: The Dynamics and Challenges of Election Management and Coies as well as in law courts with attendant politicization of the judiciary with dire consequences on the integrity of that arm of government. The Nigerian State has responded to these challenges by enacting electoral laws to bridge the hiatuses often identified as contributing to questionable elect

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Intra-party Chicanery and Electoral Outcomes in Nigeria’s Presidential Elections within the two dominant political parties in Nigeria, the APC and PDP, undermined the capacity of the formal party leadership to influence electoral outcomes in favour of their party using the 2015 and 2019 presidential elections as the focus of analysis. It demonstrates how the formal contestation

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Servant or Master: The Civil Service and Governance in Nigeriaonial foundation of the body contributed to her inability to play the role of a servant to the citizens in the discharge of her duties, what explanation can be given for the persistence of same state of affairs even within the independence era? Whose interests are the civil service representing in t

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Nongovernmental Organisations and Political Decision Making in Nigeriauctures of the state: First is failure of the formal sector occasioned by corruption and rollback of the state in social service provisioning in line with neoliberal principles. Second is increasing reliance and trust of the NGOs by donor agencies. The study therefore pursues the thesis that NGOs se