What Nigeria Can Learn from Japan’s Quiet Election Campaigns

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A Nigerian living in Japan shares her surprise at how political campaigns are run there. Instead of loud rallies, blocked roads or chaos, candidates speak calmly, engage voters one-on-one and maintain order. The contrast with Nigeria’s usual campaign style is stark. It raises a key question: can we adopt a more organized approach at home? Which method do you think works better: Japan’s low-key style or Nigeria’s vibrant rallies? Share your thoughts below.

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