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Brutal post-election litigation: Eyes on the judiciary

In a democratic country like Nigeria, post-election moments frequently emerge at key junctures, indicating the nation’s continued effort to consolidate its democratic values, notwithstanding periodic strides towards democratic administration. The …

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Africa in a turbulent world

I am delighted to be part of the 2023 annual lecture series of the Society for International Relations Awareness (as a discussant) put together by its highly resourceful and energetic …

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Zacch @ 46: Portrait of a man of excellence

The greatest English playwright, William Shakespeare, sketches out three pathways to greatness in his play, Twelfth Night. “Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon …

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Wrong again, Mr President

President Bola Tinubu took the care of his fellow struggling Nigerians, also known officially as the poor, to the next level last month when he subsidised transport fares for those …

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Nigeria youth talent hunt: Carving out a niche

Nigeria ’s make-believe industry (Nollywood) has recorded giant strides beyond our boundaries. There is no doubt that this lone sector has contributed effectively to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) earnings …

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