Is a deep dive into how African judiciaries especially Nigeria’s have shifted political legitimacy away from voters and toward judges, creating a system where a small elite decides leadership under the guise of legality. It blends history, law, and political analysis to show how judicial capture undermines democracy.Author: Chidi Odinkalu Categories: Government, History, Political Science Tags: Citizenship & Accountability, Democratic Consequences, history, Judicial Capture, law, political analysis, The Selectorate: When Judges Topple the People
