All-Nigeria Peoples Party

The All-Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) was a political party in Nigeria that primarily represented Nigeria's northern regions. It was active from 1998 until 2013, when it merged into the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC). The party aimed to promote unity, democracy, and development across Nigeria, focusing on issues relevant to its regional base. ANPP participated in multiple elections, often as a significant opposition force against the ruling parties, advocating for good governance and social reforms. Its role was influential in Nigeria's democratic transition during the early 2000s, shaping political discourse and competition.