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Nigeria: Campaigns of Religion and Ethnicity

Politics is the soul of leadership and the art of government. It is a game with many colours that has outlived generations and has...

Fr. Ejike Mbaka: When People Are Not Entitled To Their Opinions

When people air their opinions on vital issues or rebuke and admonish groups, individuals or politicians, the affected persons sometimes ignore or reply with...

Party Delegates: Another Venal Enterprise

As part of the electoral requirements before elections, political parties through their party delegates conduct primary elections in all the states to elect candidates...

General Muhammadu Buhari: The Wind of Change

The wind is blowing, the wind Nigerians have always desired and dreamt of but vanishes at the break of dawn. Nigerians have never experienced...

Nigeria: The Stockholm Syndrome and other Psychological Disorders

Stockholm Syndrome "is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point...

Power of Opposition: The Burkina Faso Example

Blaise Compaore until 31st October 2014 was the president of Burkina faso. He took over power as head of state on 15th October 1987...

Season of Letters: Governor Okorocha as a Case Study

As the 2015 general election draws near, we have seen and read series of open letters written by Journalists, critics, analysts, party faithfuls, friends...

Nigeria: Arms Procurement and Its Diplomatic Implications

In recent weeks, it’s been a kind of "Jaw Jaw diplomacy" between Nigeria and The United States government over alleged refusal of The United...

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