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| | Enter the workers' party in Nigeria? |
 | | Rather, the conditional registration of the parties reflects the enormous crisis brewing within society, the weakness of the Obasanjo regime and the fear of the impending struggles of the Nigeria workers. |
 | | Right now, the party is empty; it is not yet set up in the factories, campuses, wards, etc. It can definitely not meet up with the requirements for the coming elections but its state could change once the workers begin to move. |
 | | However, had the regime refused to register the party, the party did not have a mass base to protest or resist, as the NCP is not a mass party. |
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