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Nigeria is experiencing the longest stretch of democracy in its history, but in commemoration of the International Day of Democracy, we look at how the previous ones ended.
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The best time to subscribe to the #GameofVotes newsletter was yesterday, but the next best time is right now. Let’s explain why.
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