Mike Opeyemi Omilusi

Omilusi is of the Political Science Department, University of Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria.

Nigeria: A Giant to Emulate

Nigeria, through its government, is trying very hard to deal ruthlessly with the social menace of corruption, particularly since 1999...

Nigeria: The Road to Failure

Like many of the failed or failing states, elections in Nigeria do not provide a just and veritable platform for its teeming masses to change an abysmally bad system of governance...

Of Election Tribunal and Electoral Reform

The Nigerian democratic experiment is in its eleventh year and appears to be surviving in spite of its inadequacies. One may be tempted to call this "quantitative assessment". I have observed in some of my previous articles how dangerously our brand of democracy is being handled...

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