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The Role of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in Nation-Building in Nigeria: Looking Back, Looking Around, and Confronting the Future

Posted By: adminon: May 11, 2025In: Policy & GovernanceTags: ASUU, Dr. Dipo Fashina, Dr. Mahmud Modibbo Tukur, IMF/World Bank, NAUT, Nigerian university system, NLC, Oil wealth, Popular struggles for nation-building, Prof Asisi Asobie, Prof Biodun Jeyifo, Prof Festus Iyayi, SAP, Udoji Award, “Agreement of Imperfect Obligation”No CommentsViews:
The Role of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in Nation-Building in Nigeria: Looking Back, Looking Around, and Confronting the Future

By Attahiru Muhammadu Jega (OFR) Outline of Presentation: Introduction                                                                          2 Looking Back…                               ... Read more

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So, What Killed Reuben Ziri, the Genius of Both the Zaria and Ibadan School of History?

Posted By: adminon: June 14, 2021In: LifeworldTags: Dr. Mahmud Modibbo Tukur, Government House - Dutse, Hepatitis B, Ibadan School of History, Nupe Emirate Council, Zaria School of HistoryNo CommentsViews:
So, What Killed Reuben Ziri, the Genius of Both the Zaria and Ibadan School of History?

Officially, he died of Hepatitis B infection. That is what our stethoscope wielding friends would say. They could be right but such a verdict doesn’t tell us the context in which an infectio... Read more

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