Let us imagine that the opposition parties will boycott the forthcoming elections scheduled for next year. How will such a boycott affect the country and our democracy. And is boycott the best option? Cameroun and Tanzania experienced election boycott by the opposition recently, but that has not affected the overall rating of the election results. […]
Politics
Boycott the boycottables, By Eric Teniola
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