AFRICA: The Challenge Of State Building
By Ojo Maduekweculled from THIS DAY, November 21, 2004The year was 1966. The clouds of civil war were on the horizon. I had just enrolled as a Freshman Law Student a...
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culled from THIS DAY, November 21, 2004The year was 1966. The clouds of civil war were on the horizon. I had just enrolled as a Freshman Law Student a...
Read moreA paper presented at the IT thematic panel for the 2-day NIDO convention in Atlanta between October 17 and October 18 2003[1].Introduction (Preamble, ...
Read moreFebruary 9, 2006 culled from The Guardian It was indeed a great relief for Nigerians and the entire world, as militants in the Niger Delta finall...
Read moresource: http://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization-G8/nigeria_2660.jspNigeria is a west African giant of huge human and economic potential. What must ...
Read moreCompatriots:The unfolding events in our country vis-a-vis President Obasanjo and Vice-President Abubakar are dizzying. They require careful hand...
Read morePresident Olusegun Obasanjo is many things to those who admire him and many other things to those who do not. I think though, that both admirers and &...
Read moreThe Senate will debate the Anambra crisis on January 11th 2005, on return from recess being the “next” legislative day pursuant to Senate Standing...
Read moreculled from GUARDIAN, May 28, 2006Tomorrow May 29 is the seventh anniversary of Nigeria's return to democratic rule after years of failed experiments ...
Read moreculled from GUARDIAN, August 20, 2006If the organizers of the 65th birthday celebrations of General Ibrahim Babangida, Nigeria's former President, 198...
Read moreFrom the spectre of unremitting ethnic schisms, rabid militancy, unrelenting anarchy and consummate anguish the vocabulary of events emanating from an...
Read moreTwo events this past week have convinced me the above statement is correct: Census 2006 and iBB’s interview. Gosh! We are in a very funny country- w...
Read moreIt is evident that the skewed thinking of Mathew Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo is that all Nigerians are morons. Our collective intelligence is daily being ...
Read moreOrganized by Human Rights, Justice and Peace Foundation (HRJPF), Kaduna State Council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, and Arewa Progressive Yout...
Read moreBaba Iyabo, excuse me I mean, Ali Baba surely made enemies out of the forty thieves. If it was not for them, he would still be a modest farmer at Ota ...
Read moreculled from PUNCH, April 05, 2006It was designed not merely to capture the front pages and the headlines for one day, but to dominate them for the ent...
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From the Powell Memo to Project 2025: How a 1971 Corporate Strategy Became a Global Template for Power In August 1971, a corporate lawyer named L...
The Market’s Mood Ring: How Volatility Across Assets Traces a Hidden Geometry of SentimentIf you want a fast, honest way to describe modern markets,...
Nigeria’s grid collapses are not ‘bad luck’ – They are a design failure, and we know how to fix themFirst published in VANGUARD on February 3,...
Islands of Credibility: Nigeria’s Best Reform Strategy Starts in the StatesFirst published in VANGUARD on January 31, 2026 https://www.vanguard...
Project 2025 Agenda and Healthcare in NigeriaThe US and Nigeria signed a five-year $5.1B Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on December 19, 2025, to bo...
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From the Powell Memo to Project 2025: How a 1971 Corporate Strategy Became a Global Template for PowerSocial & Political Issues / Feb 06, 2026
The Market’s Mood Ring: How Volatility Across Assets Traces a Hidden Geometry of SentimentSocial & Political Issues / Feb 06, 2026
Nigeria’s grid collapses are not ‘bad luck’ – They are a design failure, and we know how to fix themSocial & Political Issues / Jan 31, 2026
Islands of Credibility: Nigeria’s Best Reform Strategy Starts in the StatesSocial & Political Issues / Jan 25, 2026
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