Nigeria’s Democracy Is Doomed Without Strong Political Parties – IPAC

The Inter-Party Advisory Council of Nigeria, IPAC has come out to say that it has taken drastic measure to reposition the Council into a viable organization to help in developing an enviable political culture for Nigeria.

IPAC recently revealed that this is important because of the worrying and speedy drifting into comatose of governance and democratic system.

According to the Acting President of IPAC, Chief Ralphs Okey Nwosu, a proper political culture is needed to rescue the failing electoral management body, political parties and governments at all tiers and levels and by extension, Nigeria’s democracy from drifting into total anarchy.

He added that it is obvious that Nigeria’s democracy is doomed without strong political parties.

His words, ”The nation is now regarded as a failed or failing state. Failed or failing, it beholves patriotic persons in Nigeria to seize every opportunity and every moment to make positive contribution towards its good health.

”We all need to think beyond selves and be ready to come out of our comfort abodes. Running away from the toxicity of the Nigeria challenge caused by the unscrupulous tendencies of a few vested interests will only make the situation worse.”

”To properly position IPAC therefore, as a viable inter-party organization to help in developing an enviable political culture, we have taken the pain to institute large scale changes in the way the body is being run.

”Effective leadership and efficient management are critical in creating the sound and dynamic political environment need to put Nigeria on the right political trajectory for development.”

“With these as its guiding principles, the Central Management Committee CMC announced the appointment of Director Legal and Strategic Communication – Chief Barr Chukwudi EzeObika, Director, Institutional Strategy and Politics – Alhaji San Turaki, Director, Organizational Redesign, Systems Strengthening & Optimization. – Dr Emeka Okengwu, Director Business & Investment – Hon Abayomi Runsewe and Director Education and Training – Barr Eunice Atuejide.”