<h2>National Party of Nigeria (NPN)</h2>
<p>This was the brain child of the defunct NPC in the 1st Republic. The NPN was officially reformed in August 1978 following the military intention to hand over power to a civilian government come October 1st , 1960.</p>
<h3>AIMS/OBJECTIVES OF NPN</h3>
<ul>
<li>To preserve Nigerian cultural heritage.</li>
<li>To develop housing scheme for all.</li>
<li>To eradicate illiteracy.</li>
<li>To ensure sustenance of democracy and rule of law.</li>
<li>To build and sustain a strong modern economy.</li>
<li>To promote the unity and sovereignty of Nigeria.</li>
</ul>
<h3>ACHIEVEMENTS OF NPN</h3>
<ul>
<li>Won the first presidential election in Nigeria.</li>
<li>Provided a common forum for diverse ethnic groups to come together.</li>
<li>Developed an enviable housing scheme.</li>
<li>Won most seats in the House of Representatives and the Senate.</li>
</ul>

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National Party of Nigeria

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Explore the evolution of Nigerian party politics from the First Republic to the Fourth Republic, including major parties like the National Party of Nigeria, the People&#8217;s Democratic Party, and the All Progressives Congress.


National Party of Nigeria

National Party of Nigeria (NPN)

AIMS/OBJECTIVES OF NPN

ACHIEVEMENTS OF NPN

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