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A Public Affairs Analyst Chikezie Obasi’s view on the Recently Concluded Presidential Election in Kenya.

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A Public Affairs Analyst Chikezie Obasi, has expressed his satisfaction with the recently concluded presidential election in Kenya, stating that he hopes Nigeria shares a similar fate in her upcoming presidential election.

Obasi, who spoke as a guest today on the Urban Radio political Programme the Parliament, however lamented the division of Nigerian youths along religious and ethnic lines and suggested that it might pose a hindrance to a successful election.

Speaking on the credibility of the Kenyan election, a development scientist Chigozie Anarado, who also featured on the breakfast show, argued that the 2023 Nigerian election would be far more credible in comparison to the Kenyan election due to the promulgation of the new electoral Act.

Ben from Enugu, who called in during the programme, maintained that ethnic and religious sentiment is responsible for terrorism in Nigeria and Kenya as well as the division in national politics.

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