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  • At 79, Angela Davis is Still Fighting for a Better World
  • Memories of the Old Academia As Plateau State University Awards Prof Elaigwu Honorary Degree
  • University of Mkar Interrogates IMF, World Bank and the Value of the Naira
  • Won’t Methodological Review Boards Threaten Scientific Creativity?
  • My Benin Republic ECOWAS Election Observation Mission (EOM) Experience, Lessons for Nigeria’s 2023 Elections
  • Presidential Candidates in Nigeria’s February 2023 Election to Appear on NIIA Platform
  • What Has This Thoroughfare Got to Do With February 2023 in Nigeria?
  • Reflections on the legacy of the Frankfurt School, 100 Years After
  • Could Prof Armstrong Matiu Adejo Have Died of Heart Attack?
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Has Neoliberalism Really Come to an End?

Posted By: adminon: April 16, 2022In: BookspaceTags: Bernie Sanders, CHINA, Classical libealism, Cold War, Collapse of Communism, Globalisation, IT Revolution, New Left, Soviet UnionNo CommentsViews:
Has Neoliberalism Really Come to an End?

Neoliberalism can be so complicated as for many to conclude that only French Philosopher, Michel Foucault and British Marxist Geographer and foremost theorist of concept, David Harvey, under... Read more

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Is Africa Back to Another Round of the Coup Syndrome of the Mid 1960s Or What?

Posted By: adminon: January 26, 2022In: World From AfricaTags: AU, Cold War, ECOWAS, Global war on terror, Military dictatorship, UNNo CommentsViews:
Is Africa Back to Another Round of the Coup Syndrome of the Mid 1960s Or What?

Soldiers toppling civilian leaders across Africa was a very regular thing in the mid-1960s and thereafter. In the post Cold War, there was a thaw as popular interests took on military dictat... Read more

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Reflecting on the 5th Anniversary of Intervention

Posted By: adminon: August 02, 2021In: FlashbackTags: Cold War, The Guardian, Yhe EconomistNo CommentsViews:
Reflecting on the 5th Anniversary of Intervention

Intervention was five years old last week. It was born early morning of July 26th, 2016. Memories are still wet of the little discussion sessions here and there on what the name should be, w... Read more

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Managing 2021 in Nigeria From Otukpo to Bosnia and Back

Posted By: adminon: December 31, 2020In: De-EscalationTags: Cold War, Ernesto Laclau, Muhammadu Buhari, YugoslaviaNo CommentsViews:
Managing 2021 in Nigeria From Otukpo to Bosnia and Back

It was no fun waking up to a Whatsapp photo from an otherwise cool and problem free individual, drawing attention to something that is being scheduled to happen in Otukpo town in Benue State... Read more

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As Germany Celebrates 30 Years After the Berlin Wall, What Did ‘Freedom’ Really Mean?

Posted By: adminon: November 06, 2019In: World From AfricaTags: Berlin, Brexit Negotiations, Cold War, East Germany, German Reunification, Stasi, West GermanyNo CommentsViews:
As Germany Celebrates 30 Years After the Berlin Wall, What Did ‘Freedom’ Really Mean?

In length and width, it was not the toughest wall in history but it was the most symbolic wall as long as it existed. It was the most geopolitically significant wall which was not just divid... Read more

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Prof Christopher Andrew Unpacks Intelligence History

Posted By: adminon: September 09, 2018In: BookspaceTags: Cold War, EmpireNo CommentsViews:
Prof Christopher Andrew Unpacks Intelligence History

Cambridge University’s Christopher Andrew is at it again – academically unmasking intelligence as an apparatus of state power. Called the world’s best-informed interpreter or historian... Read more

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Attahiru Jega’s New Wager on Leadership in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: August 29, 2018In: SpectacleTags: ASUU, Cold War, Developmental State, NBANo CommentsViews:
Attahiru Jega’s New Wager on Leadership in Nigeria

There is something of a surprise that someone who guards his image as carefully as Prof Attahiru Jega would choose to set national leadership criterion that does out rightly favour the incum... Read more

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Shabayang, the African Imaginary and Reconciliation in Catholicism

Posted By: adminon: August 12, 2018In: BookspaceTags: African-self, Catholicism, Cold WarNo CommentsViews:
Shabayang, the African Imaginary and Reconciliation in Catholicism

A university is as good as what its academics publish. This is more so if it is a fairly new but an ambitious university such as Veritas University, Abuja which aspires to be an intellectual... Read more

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Nigeria Restructures Mass Communications Degree

Posted By: adminon: July 28, 2018In: BookspaceTags: Cold War, Mass Communications1 CommentViews:
Nigeria Restructures Mass Communications Degree

This is something the regulatory agencies and the most powerful Mass Communication scholars have approved of. By the authority of those who should know, there is a major move to break down t... Read more

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Watch It, Cameroonian Think Tank Tells Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: January 27, 2018In: FlashbackTags: Africa, Ambazonia, Anglophone, BOKO HARAM, CAR, Cold War, Francophone, ICG, Post Cold War, West AfricaNo CommentsViews:
Watch It, Cameroonian Think Tank Tells Nigeria

A Yaoundé based think tank is cautioning Nigeria on implications for internal security in Nigeria and Cameroon as well as bilateral relations from the handling of Cameroonian separatists bei... Read more

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From Lancaster House to Chatham House: When Shall Nigeria be Truly Independent?
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At 79, Angela Davis is Still Fighting for a Better World

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Memories of the Old Academia As Plateau State University Awards Prof Elaigwu Honorary Degree
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