Political Parties in Nigeria: PRP and NAP
This lesson covers the formation and organizational structure of the People's Redemption Party (PRP) and the Nigeria Advanced Party (NAP). It includes information on their sources of finance, aims and objectives, and their achievements. Key figures and events related to the development of these poli
- 05:32 “that they used to take care of the political party. One is a location from Federco donations, federal electoral commission. It was the electoral commission that took care of the election in the second republic between 19...”
- 12:38 “It had its national and state executives committees. The highest body, then, was the Congress of the party, which because of the newness of the party could not meet frequently. So the founder, Tunji Bratwitz, was nominat...”
- 03:56 “The National Directorate was composed of National Officers, Chairman of State Directorate, the party parliamentary leader in each state assembly. The Senate, the House of Representatives, plus two other representatives s...”
Nigerian People's Party and Great Nigerian People's Party
This lesson covers the formation of the Nigerian People's Party (NPP) and the Great Nigerian People's Party (GNPP). It explains their organizational structures, sources of finance, and performance. Key figures involved in the formation of NPP are also discussed.
- 03:56 “or state chairman, post-national chairman and members holding key positions in the federal legislatures. So this were the organizational structure of Nigerian people's party. They also had support for the... support from...”
- 16:22 “Number one, the GNPP Great Nigerian People's Party won and control two states of the federation that was Boronu and Gungola State. Number two of the achievement was that it won eight senatorial seats and 44 seats in the...”
- 00:02 “Good day, everyone. My name is Mrs. Patience Okolo. I am your government teacher. And the topic we have for today's lesson is development of political party in Nigeria. And the subtopic we have for today's lesson is Nige...”