Editorials

States and paucity of FDI

NIGERIA’S ‘feeding bottle’ federalism is coming home to roost. The country has been running a unitary system disguised as federalism, and the negative effects of centralisation have begun to show …

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Protect health workers against abduction

THE incessant abduction of healthcare workers in Nigeria has reached alarming proportions, casting a grim shadow over the country’s embattled health sector. These abductions not only jeopardise the lives of …

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Trump’s conviction: Lessons for Nigeria

PRESIDENT-ELECT Donald Trump’s trial, conviction, and ongoing post-conviction legal issues have thrown up interesting and novel developments in that country’s democracy. These issues hold lessons for other democracies: those deliberately …

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2025: Our flaws must be corrected

Happy New Year! The greeting on New Year’s Day evokes and encapsulates a wish for newness. The post 2025: Our flaws must be corrected appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …

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South Korea’s constitutional crisis

DEMOCRACY is on trial in South Korea. On December 3, President Yoon Suk Yeol illegally declared martial law in that Asian country, testing the strength of constitutional democracy. The institutions …

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Media under threat from familiar foes

A new report by the Media Rights Agenda that documents a disturbing trend of violence and intimidation meted out to journalists by security agencies aptly demonstrates the consistent threat against …

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