The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has cautioned that widespread voter apathy and the influence of money in politics are significantly jeopardizing Nigeria’s democratic processes. These factors, according to the IPCR, erode accountability within the government and diminish meaningful citizen participation in elections. The warning highlights a concerning trend of citizens disengaging from the electoral system, potentially leading to outcomes that do not reflect the popular will. The IPCR’s assessment suggests that financial influence allows for the manipulation of electoral results and distorts the democratic landscape. This poses a substantial risk to the legitimacy of elected officials and the overall stability of Nigeria’s governance. Addressing these issues is crucial to safeguarding the future of democracy in the nation, the institute asserts.