In Nigeria, Casuistry can use authoritative means to develop political party bylaws by:

1. Referencing the Constitution of Nigeria and the Electoral Act
2. Consulting legal frameworks such as the Political Party Registration Act and the Nigerian Political Party Policy
3. Citing the party's constitution, manifesto, and historical documents
4. Invoking expert opinion from Nigerian legal and political experts
5. Analyzing similar political parties' bylaws in Nigeria and Africa
6. Seeking input from stakeholders, including party members, leaders, and civil society organizations
7. Evaluating ethical implications in light of Nigerian cultural and religious values
8. Considering precedent from Nigerian political parties and international organizations
9. Using logical reasoning and argumentation to develop clear and consistent bylaws
10. Documenting the process and reasoning behind the bylaw development

Additionally, Casuistry can:

1. Consult with traditional leaders and cultural experts to ensure bylaws respect Nigerian customs and traditions
2. Engage with religious leaders to ensure bylaws align with religious teachings and values
3. Reference international best practices and guidelines from organizations like the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance
4. Use Nigerian case law and judicial decisions to inform bylaw development
5. Collaborate with other political parties and stakeholders to ensure bylaws promote national unity and democratic governance.

By incorporating these authoritative means, Casuistry can help Nigerian political parties develop comprehensive and effective bylaws that reflect the country's unique cultural, religious, and political context.