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How Strategic Communication Can Propel Oppositions to Electoral Victory Lai Mohammed
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- Former Minister Lai Mohammed spoke at Abbey College, Cambridge, UK about strategic communication in Nigeria's 2015 elections.
- He described the 2003 elections as a 'political tsunami' that led to opposition decline.
- The Action Congress of Nigeria grew from one state to six, enabling alliances to form the All Progressives Congress.
- The APC won the 2015 elections, defeating the ruling party.
- The talk is linked to his new book 'Headlines and Soundbites: Media Moments That Defined an Administration.'
