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  • What Is Nigeria’s Position on IMF Special Drawing Rights, SDR?

    by David Ugolor November 20, 2023
    by David Ugolor

    While the International Monetary Fund (IMF) debt sustainability analysis as of February 2021 shows that the majority of countries in West Africa have remained in moderate debt distress, a further …

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  • Gabon: Moment of Truth

    by Abiodun Komolafe September 10, 2023
    by Abiodun Komolafe

    There’s always a general tendency which is often ignored at the peril of governments; and that’s the fact that bad governance brings exposure. Of course, this exposure comes in all …

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  • THE GABON COUP: African Democracy under Scrutiny

    by Jude Obuseh September 3, 2023
    by Jude Obuseh

    The recent military coup in Gabon has ignited a firestorm of debates across the international community, exposing fault lines and raising questions about the nature of power dynamics in Africa. …

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  • Are Coups in Africa Still Good A Thing?

    by Tony Ogunlowo September 2, 2023
    by Tony Ogunlowo

    Just as ECOWAS is about to send a military task force to Niger in a bid to uproot coup leader General Abdourahmane Tchiani and his cronies, and return the country …

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  • Unraveling West Africa’s Disturbing Coup Trend: Searching For Solutions Amid Growing Discontent

    by Jude Obuseh August 30, 2023
    by Jude Obuseh

    Recent Coup In Gabon Highlights Troubling Coups Trend in West Africa, Signaling Deeper Discontent with Governance In a shocking turn of events, the West African nation of Gabon recently experienced …

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  • There Was A Man Called John Jerry Rawlings

    by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu May 31, 2023
    by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu

    Nigeria is more divided than ever, and the politicians of Nigeria have gone completely mad. It is as though everybody is now totally beyond control. Nigerians have replaced the Constitution …

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  • The Role of International Actors in Promoting Digital Authoritarianism in Africa

    by Tope Shola Akinyetun February 14, 2023
    by Tope Shola Akinyetun

    Digital authoritarianism [DA] is a common phenomenon in both democratic and non-democratic societies, albeit, with varying dimensions and manifestations. It is defined by Polyakova and Meserole as the use of …

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  • The Challenges of Solving Terrorism in Africa

    by Tope Shola Akinyetun January 13, 2023
    by Tope Shola Akinyetun

    Terrorism is a plague from which no continent or country is immune… Coninsx. The above statement exemplifies how widespread the menace of terrorism is around the world. Terrorism refers to …

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  • Digitization and Democratization in Africa

    by Tope Shola Akinyetun January 8, 2023
    by Tope Shola Akinyetun

    Many African countries became authoritarian states in the early phase of their post-colonial state. Many leaders were able to combine elements of a democratic state with authoritarianism to command some …

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  • From Canada To US To See Dennis Brutus

    by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu October 20, 2022
    by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu

    A lot of characters make so much noise about fleeing Nigeria and going abroad in search of the so-called greener pastures. Me, I am totally different from the Japa crew. …

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  • Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: A Case of Giving a Dog a Bad Name

    by Jude Obuseh March 5, 2022
    by Jude Obuseh

    Most observers of the macabre dance of tears, sweat, and blood currently playing out in Ukraine, blame Russia for sparking off the enervating conflict. For these genuinely concerned individuals, who …

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  • Zambia’s Historic Youth-Driven Vote – Indicators for Nigeria

    by Matthew Ayibakuro August 25, 2021
    by Matthew Ayibakuro

    Last week, Zambians elected a new President in a historic vote. Opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema won by a landslide against the incumbent, Edgar Lungu, who was seeking a second term. The …

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  • The Complicity of the West in Nigeria’s Security Challenges

    by Ahmed Dodo July 9, 2021
    by Ahmed Dodo

    The recent statement by former American envoy to Nigeria John Campbell that it is unlikely for Nigeria to get technical and financial support from the U.S. in its desperate effort …

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  • Ridding the Country of Acrimonious Opposition Politics

    by Sam Kargbo July 1, 2021
    by Sam Kargbo

    Writing in the December 2019 edition of the Atlantic, under the title of “How America Ends: A tectonic demographic shift is under way. Can the country hold together?” Yoni Appelbaum, …

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  • Buhari is Dangerously Naive

    by Onyemaechi Ogbunwezeh June 22, 2021
    by Onyemaechi Ogbunwezeh

    “Those wanting secession, and restructuring of Nigeria, are dangerously naive”. -Muhammadu Buhari Nigerians screamed in disquiet, as a chicken ravenously pecked a mound of shit. Little did we know that, …

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  • John Pombe Joseph Magufuli: Requiem for a Fallen Hero

    by Sam Kargbo April 19, 2021
    by Sam Kargbo

    The gap in life expectancy between the average Africans and their leaders is indisputably wide. African leaders have better medical care, besides being insulated from the vicissitudes of poverty, ignorance, …

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