In a one-party state

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Government - 1991 (Objective) Subject: Government

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In a one-party state
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In a one-party state, only one political party is officially recognized by the government, and there is no legal opposition. This means that the ruling party has a monopoly on political power and can make decisions without any opposition or challenge from other parties. Elections may still be held, but only the one recognized party is allowed to participate and win. The government may also have the power to disband any other political parties that may arise.
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