
A cartoon published by Vanguard depicts Nigerian politicians as 'born again', suggesting a transformation or change in their behavior or beliefs. The cartoon serves as a commentary on the political landscape in Nigeria, highlighting perceptions of politicians' integrity and accountability.
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