In the Fourth Republic, Nigerian civil society groups have sought to influence politics through all of the following tactics EXCEPT
a. direct actions like strikes and protests.
b. forming relations with the National Assembly and state legislatures.
c. forming close relations with political parties.
d. establishing close ties to state officials.
e. exposing government corruption.
c
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A) cloture B) a presidential veto C) "unorthodox" congressional procedures D) a unanimous-consent agreement E) gerrymandering
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