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The major aim of this paper is to examine the Nigerian democracy and national integration. The paper reviewed that one of the greatest challenges that the Nigerian nation faces today is that of disunity among its population which have culminated negatively to the task of national integration. The paper contend that the Nigerian way of practicing democracy has been characterized by poor and bad governance, corruption, electoral malpractices, political black mail etc have greatly impeded the process of national integration. Much of the setback to Nigerian national integration efforts is compounds by the way and manner the various political parties conduct and condone their actions towards the struggle for power. The paper recommend among other things that the consolidation of democracy could be best harnessed when there is reasonable understanding among federating unit without ethnic identify religious bigotry, nepotism, corruption, violence, bad governance and other factors that pose threats to political stability and national integration. The paper conclude that democratic principles of (popular sovereignty s, participation, constitution, among others) have not been allowed to take roots while the capacity of democratic institutions has remained weak.

Democracy and National Integration; Appraising the Challenges of Nigeria from 2003 To 2011