Government of Nigeria

The Government of Nigeria is a democratic system that manages the country's affairs through elected leaders. It consists of three branches: the Executive, led by the President who enforces laws; the Legislature, which includes the National Assembly that makes laws; and the Judiciary, comprising courts that interpret laws. Nigeria's government operates within a framework of laws and a constitution that guarantees rights and responsibilities. It works to develop the nation, ensure security, provide public services, and promote economic growth, all while reflecting the diverse cultures and regions within the country.