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    TRENDS IN ELECTORAL VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA
    (Journal of Social Sciences and Public Policy,, 2019) Olowojolu Olakunle; Rasak Bamidele; Ake Modupe; Ogundele Oluwaseun; Afolayan Magdalene
    ince the Independence era, elections in Nigeria have been characterized by high scale of electoral malpractices, money politics, electoral violence and the use of ethno-religious divide in order to influence the voting patterns of the electorates. Electoral violence is one of the strategies employed by Nigerian politicians during electioneering period. Desperate and power drunk politicians often sponsor unemployed youths and stark illiterates to carry out assaults on their perceived political opponents with a view to manipulating election results to their own advantage. This paper shall make an in depth analysis of electoral violence in Nigeria with particular focus on the fourth republic.

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