The Palace Coup of August 27, 1985 - Part 3
By Nowa Austin Omoigui, MDUpon arrival back to Lagos from Minna, Major General Babangida returned to the Flag Staff House, located in a cul de sac on Second Avenue, Ikoyi. ...
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Upon arrival back to Lagos from Minna, Major General Babangida returned to the Flag Staff House, located in a cul de sac on Second Avenue, Ikoyi. ...
Read moreThe politics of money as a determinant of who gets elected to public officehas again commenced in full force in Edo State. Four years of Igbinedion'sm...
Read moreINTRODUCTIONThank you for the invitation to present this lecture to and partake in a discussion with participants of National War College Course 13.&n...
Read moreINTRODUCTION Thank you for the invitation to present this lecture to and partake in a discussion with participants of National War College Course...
Read moreINTRODUCTIONThis brief commentary is the recently-released report of the Committee on the Monetisation of Fringe Benefits in the Public Service of the...
Read moreThis is the third in a three-part essay on the above issue. It grew out of the reaction to my essay published in the Guardian of February 24, 2...
Read moresource: http://www.monthlyreview.org/0606jbf.htmJune 3, 2006Imperialism is constant for capitalism. But it passes through various phases as the system...
Read moreMost essays and books on Nigeria’s military coups have focused on the aims of, and events during the "Igbo" coup of January 1966. While much has bee...
Read moreThe culture of power abuse is becoming a continuous practice in a state like Nigeria that presumed operating a democratic government but contami...
Read moreFor over four and a half years - from November 17, 1993 to June 8, 1998 - Nigeria, which had been under military rule since the end of 1983, was reduc...
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Review of “Evolution of Leadership Research by Larry D. Mathis, PhD, DMin “ The book was first brought to my attention by Shawn Mathis, Ph. D...
This article was first published on November 12, 2024, on https://constitutionaldiscourse.com/a-game-for-the-throne-the-nigerian-constitution-and-the-...
Civil Society and Social Movements: The Role of Activism and Radical Politics in Deepening Democracy in AfricaByOtive Igbuzor, PhDFounding Executive D...
Chimaroke Nnamani: Progenitor of Ebeano politics at 64By Paul MumehChimaroke-Nnamani2.jpg 88.87 KBHate or love him, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani; fo...
Background To The Recent Nigerian ElectionsGeneral Obasanjo more than just a "friend" of the AmericansElizabeth Liagin is an independent journalist wh...
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