Anthony A. Kila

Anthony Kila is a Jean Monnet professor of Strategy and Development. He is currently Director of studies at CIAPS; the Centre for International Advanced and Professional Studies. He is a regular commentator on the BBC and he works with various organisations on International Development projects across Europe, Africa and the USA. He writes from Cambridge in England, UK.

Kaduna on my Mind

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Simple Questions for Yoruba Monarchs

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This Is a Coup and We Must All Take a Stand

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Dear APC, Saying No is not enough

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Jimi Agbaje’s Biggest Burden

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Simple questions for this new APC

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