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Nigeria not practising true democracy – Adekunle Gold
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Nigeria not practising true democracy – Adekunle Gold

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Famous music star Adekunle Gold has said Nigeria is not a true democratic nation.

Speaking in a recent episode of the One54 Podcast, Adekunle explained that he believed his colleague, Davido, appealed to United States President Donald Trump to pay close attention to the recently held Osun State governorship election because Nigeria does not practise true democracy.

The ‘Orente’ crooner emphasised that Nigeria is not operating like a democratic country.

Adekunle Gold said he hoped the current administration of President Bola Tinubu would do better than the previous one in terms of good governance and upholding democratic values.

“I think Davido sent that message to Donald Trump because we are not truly practising democracy in Nigeria. We are not doing what a democratic society should do. I just hope this administration does better than the previous one,” he said.

Nigeria not practising true democracy – Adekunle Gold

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