Participatory Democracy, Dead End in Nigeria

Authors

  • Adejoh Reuben Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, The Federal Polytechnic, Idah Kogi State, Nigeria.
  • Wada Enejo Department of Public Administration, Federal Polytechnic, Idah, Kogi State, Nigeria

Keywords:

Participatory Democracy, Nigeria, Elite, Dead End, leadership

Abstract

Looking at the recent political development in Nigeria, the transition from Civilian to  Civilian administration, the process that led to the transition was fundamentally initiated, designed, guided and imposed on the people by the democratic dictators, however Democracy is far more penetrating process than the ritual of election and more also that the transfer of democratic leadership with a super imposed party constitution without the opening of political parties and with restricted political space, hold a manipulated periodic election, not minding the participation of vote of the people because of repressive nature of our authoritarian  leadership. The fact that beclouded the Democratic elite hostility has been blown open by the inability of the Democratic propaganda to ratify the bankruptcy of the capitalist pattern of democracy, this Democracy which consist in the failure of participation and also concern of the mediocrity of leader. The abstract shall demonstrate the inherent danger in Exclusive Democracy in Nigeria.

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Published

2021-08-18

How to Cite

Reuben, A., & Enejo, W. (2021). Participatory Democracy, Dead End in Nigeria. International Journal of Public Administration and Management Research , 6(6), 44-49. Retrieved from https://journals.rcmss.com/index.php/ijpamr/article/view/514