Political participation in Nigeria is limited by all the following except

Political participation in Nigeria can be limited by various factors. However, one of the options listed does not limit political participation in Nigeria, and that is religion. Decrees, which are laws passed by the government without going through the normal legislative process, can limit political participation by restricting freedoms such as freedom of speech and association. Voter's register can limit political participation by disenfranchising eligible voters who are not registered to vote. Residence can also limit political participation by making it difficult for people to participate in elections in areas where they are not registered to vote. Age can limit political participation by excluding young people who have not attained the age of majority from participating in elections. However, religion does not limit political participation in Nigeria. Nigerians of different religions are free to participate in politics and vote for candidates of their choice. While religion may influence people's political views and choices, it is not a barrier to political participation in Nigeria.