Civic library
Plain-English guides to your rights, how accreditation works, what counts as malpractice, and how to report it.
The next president will inherit a country with urgent problems to fix. But fixing today's problems cannot be the whole vision. What should Nigeria be building toward when today's voters become tomorrow's grandparents?
ReadWhen was the last time a decision that affects your daily life, fuel prices, electricity tariffs, minimum wage, got made with your interests genuinely at the centre of it, not just announced to you afterwards as something already settled?
ReadYou cast your vote, but your vote doesn't end at the ballot box. From accreditation and counting at your polling unit to electronic transmission, collation and the final declaration, here is what actually happens between your ballot and the result you eventually hear announced.
ReadA generation raised on this will not necessarily grow up more violent, but it may grow up less disturbed by violence, and that is arguably worse. Laughter that used to be reserved for jokes is now being spent on someone else's degradation, and nobody seems to be counting the cost of that exchange.
ReadWe argue endlessly about what the Nigerian president can do, yet few of us have ever opened the Constitution to find out.
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