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Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Posted By: adminon: February 03, 2023In: GovernanceTags: 'Forward to the past', Abiola scenario, Atiku Abubakar, Lion of BourdillionNo CommentsViews:
Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Intervention first published this piece on June 28th, 2020, two and half years ago. It is being republished without any editing, believing that its inference that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu could b... Read more

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Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Posted By: adminon: June 28, 2020In: GovernanceTags: 'Forward to the past', Abiola scenario, Atiku Abubakar, Lion of Bourdillion1 CommentViews:
Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?

Is it not possible that pundits are missing the signs of a ‘forward to the past’ in the politics of the man popularly called the Lion of Bourdillion? Politics hardly follow a linear trajecto... Read more

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