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Abstract
The study is a comparative study and sets out to investigate the nexus between political leadership and electoral stability in Ghana and Nigeria
between 1999 and 2011. We interrogated the connect between the corrupt
character of the political leadership in Nigeria and the viability of
electoral institutions
in Nigeria and Ghana; we examined how the failure of Nigeria’s
political leadership to evolve strong electoral institution engendered
electoral instability in Nigeria relative to Ghana; the study also
investigated the link between credible management of election outcome by
the political leadership and the relative electoral stability in Ghana
compared to Nigeria. Data for the study was collected largely from
documentary sources. Using
the elite theory
as an explanatory framework and qualitative descriptive method of data
analysis, the study argued that Electoral stability has remained a
desirable feature and a measure of performance of every democratic
state. Meanwhile, the character of political leadership in the state
impacts on the stability of the electoral system especially in African
states characterized by non-autonomization of the state. More so, we
noted inter alia that the corrupt character of political leadership in
Nigeria undermines the viability of electoral institution in Nigeria
relative to Ghana; the failure of political leadership to evolve viable
electoral institution in Nigeria engenders electoral instability in
Nigeria compared to Ghana; that the credible management of election
outcome by the political leadership in Ghana accounts for the relative
electoral stability of Ghana compared to Nigeria. The study advocates
for continuous reform of the electoral system, strengthening of civil
society organizations and reduction of the premium on state power so as to enable Nigeria chart a new course in its electoral system.
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