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Democracy, June 12 and the fourth republic, by Austen Akhagbeme
Democracy presupposes good and representative governance; a majoritarian rule governed by the rule of law, the supremacy of...
Reflections on Nigeria’s democratic journey: Theology, citizenship, and the renewal of the mind, by Cliff Stanley
A special Democracy Day gathering was held at Charles Flame Church, ECWA Theological Seminary (JETS), Jos, bringing together management...
Kenneth Okonkwo, Obi and the other side of love, by Austen Akhagbeme
Politics and politicking often have a way of throwing up a multiplicity of queer and quirky characters in our...
The politics of defection: Why no leader should demand loyalty he once refused to give, by Cliff Stanley
In every democracy, political defections generate controversy. They provoke debates about ideology, loyalty, and the moral obligations elected officials...
Faith, politics, and the perils of religious polarisation in Nigeria’s 2027 electoral discourse, by Cliff Stanley
The recent exchange between former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, , and supporters of former Vice President...
How I returned from the Gate of the other World (Parts 1, 2, 3 & 4): Readers’ comments (II)
Salam Hassan just finished reading the trilogy with a teary eye. I must confess I don't remember...
My experience at NLA Plateau chapter 2026 capacity building workshop, by Cliff Stanley
Lorcan Dempsey said "The future of libraries is not about books versus technology, it is about facilitating knowledge...
Rep Samuel Onuigbo: The enduring legacy of service beyond politics, by Ben Ngwakwe
In every generation, a few individuals emerge whose relevance transcends political office and whose influence extends beyond the...
What a nation?, by Douglas Ogbankwa
What a Nation? Where the Execu-thieves Can’t stop thieving, the Legisla-chop, can’t stop chopping, and the judi-share-it can’t stop...
When kidnappers tax a nation: The political economy of Nigeria’s ransom industry, by Cliff Stanley
The revelation that Nigerians paid approximately ₦2.23 trillion in ransom to kidnappers within a single year is more than...