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APC's Tonye Cole Says Nigeria's Presidential System Is Not Working

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Tonye Cole, the Rivers State APC governorship candidate in 2023, has called for Nigeria to reconsider its presidential system of government, saying it does not suit the country's unique political and cultural context.

Speaking on Channels Television's Politics Today, Cole argued that the American-style presidential system is incompatible with Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

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