Since 2015, technology has helped consolidate Nigerian democracy by ensuring transparency and fairness in elections. Yet, writes Muhammad Edita, in Nigeria's most recent elections, the malfunctioning or manipulation of technology has – paradoxically – led to defeated parties challenging electoral results
PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus
Muhammad holds a BSc in political science and an MSc in international relations and strategic studies.
His PhD thesis is entitled Regime Theory, International Law and the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons in Africa: An Analysis of Nigeria, Chad and the Republic of the Niger.
His research interests include international research, diplomacy, conflict analysis, human rights and political behaviour.
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