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September 23, 2026|09:08

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ANALYSIS: Nigerians challenging manipulation, religious sentiments, corruption as 2027 election campaigns begin

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Nigeria's 2027 elections and religious-induced sentiment

As campaign activities for the 2027 general elections get underway, clerics and politicians have quickly resorted to old rhetoric and tricks to mobilise support for their candidates.

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