Then, fortified by the wealth they have stolen from Nigeria’s coffers, they establish a lien over the political life of Nigeria – by creating and empowering, or helping to create and empower, a mega-party of their elite friends and cronies. Military officials come by force into power as soldiers earning no more than soldiers’ salaries, but in only a few years, when they step down or are forced to step down from power, they have become members of the special club of billionaires in the world. Each is a creation of the obscene kleptocracy of the military dictatorships. If Nigeria now sways on the verge of breaking up, it is largely because mega-parties have had chances to lay their hands on Nigeria, to distort Nigeria’s path, and to brutalize and pauperize the overwhelming majority of common Nigerians. What we know about mega-parties – what we have ever got from mega-parties – is ugly, to say the least. What we want is a proper political party – a political party drawn from all strata of Nigerians, motivated only and solely to seek, promote, defend, and advance serious improvements in the management of Nigeria and in the quality of life of all Nigerians, a political party properly and democratically organized, open to the sensitivities, desires and hopes of all Nigerians, and doing what most Nigerians know and believe to be in their best interests and in the best interests of their country.

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