Nigeria's democracy has been in operation for over 26 years since 1999. During this time, something interesting has happened. Many public officials who used to make laws in the parliament have become state governors. This pattern of politicians moving from the legislative branch

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After 26 years of democratic rule in Nigeria since 1999, a notable trend in Nigerian politics is the movement of lawmakers to the executive arm of government as governors. One clear example of this trend is His Excellency Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru, the current Governor of Ebonyi

The Governor of Osun state, Senator Ademola Adeleke journey from the Senate floor to the governor's office reflects a broader pattern in Nigerian politics. This trend in Nigerian politics where former lawmakers are taking charge of state governments has been recurring in

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Before taking the oath as Edo State's chief executive, Governor Monday Okpebholo Senator Monday Okpebholo served as a Senator, representing his constituents in the red chamber. Now, as governor, Okpebholo joins a select group of Nigerian leaders who have successfully made the transition

Before occupying the governor's seat, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri spent years in the Adamawa State House of Assembly, learning the nuts and bolts of lawmaking and governance. Today, as Adamawa's governor, Fintiri represents a fascinating trend in Nigerian politics where former