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Reimagining governance engagement through the active citizens hangout, By Joseph Amenaghawon

Nigeria, April 5 -- The Active Citizen Hangout as a Tool for Civic Mobilisation True civic innovation requires us to de-formalise the barricades of bureaucracy. The traditional discourse of governanc... Read More


Why Tinubu's welfare fund for armed forces deserves applause and scrutiny, By Fisayo Ajala

Nigeria, April 4 -- The Nigerian military is currently engaged in what may be the longest and largest single deployment of soldiers in democratic Nigeria. These operations, covering all geopolitical z... Read More


The self-inflicted crisis: Why the David Mark-led ADC faction has no one to blame but itself, By Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu

Nigeria, April 4 -- The African Democratic Congress (ADC) faction under Senator David Mark has plunged itself into a profound leadership crisis through choices that were entirely preventable and self-... Read More


2027: And the permutations run high

Nigeria, April 4 -- I. The squares and stadiums have spoken. Eagle Square, swollen with eight thousand delegates, a sea of voices affirming the ruling party's strength, yet beneath the chants, fissure... Read More


Nigeria's Minister of State for Labour resigns

Nigeria, April 3 -- The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, has resigned from office. Ms Onyejeocha announced her resignation in a post on X on Friday. "It is with a he... Read More


Why Tinubu only addressed victims of Plateau violence at airport - Presidency

Nigeria, April 3 -- President Bola Tinubu only stopped at the airport in Jos to address victims of the Plateau killings because of another meeting on security that went beyond the scheduled time, as w... Read More


Why I can't work with President Tinubu - Babafemi Ojudu

Nigeria, April 3 -- Former presidential aide and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Babafemi Ojudu, has declared that he cannot serve in the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinub... Read More


Can Nigeria's 2023 reforms still be turned into a development dividend?, By David Okelue Ugwunta

Nigeria, April 2 -- From Subsidy Removal to Debt Traps Nigeria's age-long fuel subsidy regimes resisted reforms, drained public finances, fuelled corruption, encouraged smuggling, and undermined loca... Read More


Tinubu's necessary reforms: Towards a well-rounded impact, By Henry O. Igbinomwanhia

Nigeria, April 2 -- This article analyses the economic policies of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration from May 2023 to February 2026. It assesses the impacts of the "Tinubunomics" agenda - a... Read More


A single candle in the dark: A whistleblower's dilemma, By Crispin Oduobuk

Nigeria, April 1 -- A Nigerian whistleblower's sour-sweet situation: recognition abroad while struggling at home. Darkness has a peculiar habit. It rarely travels alone. It gathers allies. Silence. F... Read More