Jamhuriyar Najeriya ta hudu

Jamhuriyya ta hudu Ita ce gwamnatin jamhuriyar Najeriya a yanzu . Tun daga shekarar 1999, ta ke mulkin kasar bisa tsarin mulkin jamhuriya ta hudu . Ya kasance ta hanyoyi da yawa farfaɗowar Jumhuriya ta Biyu, wadda ta Kasance tsakanin 1979 zuwa 1983 kuma tana fama da Matsaloli iri ɗaya, kamar ma'aikatu da yawa waɗanda suka sa tsara manufofin ke da wahala.da kundin tsarin mulkin jamhuriya ta hudu a ranar 29 ga Mayu 1999.

Jamhuriyar Najeriya ta hudu

jamhuriya ta hudu

Kafa (1999)

Bayan rasuwar tsohon shugaban mulkin soja kuma tsohon shugaban Najeriya Janar Sani Abacha a shekarar 1998, magajinsa Janar Abdulsalami Abubakar ne ya kaddamar da juyin mulki wanda ya tabbatar da dawowar Najeriya mulkin dimokuradiyya a 1999. An dage haramcin harkokin siyasa, aka kuma saki fursunonin siyasa. daga wuraren tsare mutane. An tsara kundin tsarin mulkin ne bayan Jamhuriya ta Biyu wacce ta yi fama da rashin lafiya - wacce ta ga tsarin gwamnatin Westminster ya yi watsi da tsarin shugabancin Amurka. An kafa jam’iyyun siyasa (People’s Democratic Party (PDP), All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), and Alliance for Democracy (AD)), sannan aka tsayar da zabe a watan Afrilun 1999. A zaben 1999 da aka sa ido sosai, tsohon shugaban mulkin soja, Cif Olusegun Obasanjo ya kasance. zabe a dandalin PDP. A ranar 29 ga Mayun 1999 ne aka rantsar da Obasanjo a matsayin shugaban kasa kuma babban kwamandan Tarayyar Najeriya.

A zaben gama gari mai cike da cece-kuce a ranar 21 ga Afrilun 2007, an zabi Umaru Yar’adua na jam’iyyar PDP a matsayin shugaban kasa.

Bayan rasuwar Umaru Yar'Adua a ranar 5 ga Mayun 2010, Goodluck Jonathan ya zama shugaban kasa na uku (1 na rikon kwarya) daga baya kuma ya ci zabe a shekara mai zuwa wanda aka amince da shi a matsayin mafi yanci da adalci fiye da duk zabukan da suka gabata na jamhuriya ta hudu. Daga nan ne Muhammadu Buhari ya lashe babban zabe a ranar 28 ga Maris 2015 bayan mulkin PDP na shekaru goma sha shida (1999-2015).

A ranar 29 ga watan Mayun 2015 ne aka rantsar da Buhari a matsayin shugaban kasar Najeriya, inda ya zama dan adawa na farko da ya lashe zaben shugaban kasa tun bayan samun ‘yancin kai a 1960. A ranar 29 ga watan Mayun 2019 ne aka rantsar da Muhammadu Buhari a karo na biyu a matsayin shugaban kasar Najeriya, bayan ya lashe zaben shugaban kasa a watan Fabrairun 2019.

Dan takarar jam’iyyar All Progressives Congress (APC) mai mulki, Bola Tinubu, ya lashe zaben shugaban kasa a watan Fabrairun 2023 domin ya gaji Muhammadu Buhari a matsayin shugaban Najeriya na gaba. Sai dai 'yan adawar na da zargin magudin zabe a rumfunan zabe. A ranar 29 ga watan Mayun 2023 aka rantsar da Bola Tinubu a matsayin shugaban kasar Najeriya domin ya gaji Buhari.

Jam'iyyun siyasa

Manyan jam'iyyu

• All Progressives Congress (APC) – jam’iyya mai mulki
• Jam'iyyar People's Democratic Party (PDP) - jam'iyyar adawa

Babban adawa

• Jam'iyyar All People's Party (APP)
• Alliance for Democracy (AD)
• All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)
• Congress for Progressive Change (CPC).

Ƙananan jam'iyyun

Yarjejeniya	A
Action Alliance	AA
Action Democratic Party	ADP
Jam'iyyar Action Peoples Party	APP
African Action Congress	AAC
African Democratic Congress	ADC
All Progressives Grand Alliance	APGA
Allied Peoples Movement	APM
Boot Party	BP
Jam'iyyar Labour	LP
Ƙungiyar Ceto ta ƙasa	NRM
New Nigeria Peoples Party	NNPP
Jam'iyyar Fansa	PRP
Jam'iyyar Social Democratic Party	SDP
Jam'iyyar Matasa Masu Ci Gaba	YPP
Zenith Labour Party	ZLP

Shugabanni

Shugabanni a lokacin Jamhuriyya ta Hudu ta Najeriya

Shugaban kasa	Lokaci	Biki
Olusegun Obasanjo	29 ga Mayu 1999 - 29 ga Mayu 2007	PDP
Umaru Yar'Adua	29 ga Mayu 2007 - 5 ga Mayu 2010	PDP
Goodluck Jonathan	6 ga Mayu 2010 - 29 Mayu 2015	PDP
Muhammadu Buhari	29 Mayu 2015 - 29 Mayu 2023	APC
Bola Tinubu	29 Mayu 2023 - yanzu	APC

'Yan Majalisar Kasa

Gyaran tsarin mulki

• Ajanda Na Uku

Duba kuma

• Jamhuriyyar Najeriya ta farko (1963–66)
• Jamhuriyya ta Biyu (1979–83)
• Jamhuriya ta uku ta Najeriya (1992–93)

Kara karantawa

• John A. Ayoade, da Adeoye A. Akinsanya, ed. Muhimman Zaɓen Najeriya, 2011 (Lexington Books; 2012)