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Now That Dipo Fashina is Not Missing

Posted By: adminon: July 09, 2023In: SpectacleTags: Anibal Quijano, ASUU, Biodun Jeyifo, Campaign for Democracy, Chapter Two of the Constitution, Coloniality of modernity, Emancipation, Femi Falana, Latin America, Marxism, Philosophy, Prof Claude Ake, Walter Mignolo1 CommentViews:
Now That Dipo Fashina is Not Missing

By Adagbo Onoja A well-known Nigerian Left activist not seen for hours is a matter for concern. In this case, it was for days. To that extent, the story about Dr Dipo Fashina missing in the... Read more

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Facing the Fundamental Tenets in Nigerian Foreign Policy in the Incoming Administration in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: May 03, 2023In: World From AfricaTags: Africa, Chapter Two of the Constitution, ECOWAS, Nigerian foreign policyNo CommentsViews:
Facing the Fundamental Tenets in Nigerian Foreign Policy in the Incoming Administration in Nigeria

By Ambassador Usman Sarki Certain principles and constructs may be immutable when it comes to the affairs of nations. However, nations constantly reinvent themselves or seek to revamp their... Read more

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