Nigeria’s February 25, 2023 presidential election presents a complex scenario; a departure from what has been the case since the dawn of the Fourth Republic in 1999.
As the country heads to the polls in less than three months, there are three contenders with very realistic chances of emerging victorious, and one with an unlikely outside chance, with two geopolitical zones of the South South and North Central positioned, better than any other, it would appear, to determine who eventually becomes president.
