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Making the Invisible Visible in International Development: A Memorial Performance of Ojongo’s Triumph

Posted By: adminon: May 09, 2025In: People in ActionTags: 'Amenyo', Chief Daniel Adulugba, Chief Fred Ella, Engineer Ejembi C. Ella, GCAP, International Development, Jigawa State Government, MKO Abiola, Niger Delta region, Ogene, Peter Abah, Prof Sophie Harman, Traditional birth attendantsNo CommentsViews:
Making the Invisible Visible in International Development: A Memorial Performance of Ojongo’s Triumph

By Adagbo Onoja Her transition warrants falling back on Queen Mary University London academic, Sophie Harman’s paradigm of making the invisible visible. Prof Harman used it as feminist and d... Read more

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Drawing Attention to Current Edition of IDS Bulletin

Posted By: adminon: March 10, 2024In: Words and WorldTags: Global South, IDS, IDS Bulletin, International Development, University of SussexNo CommentsViews:
Drawing Attention to Current Edition of IDS Bulletin

Intervention has no formal relationship with the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex in the UK. The platform, however, assumes that IDS would wish that its Bul... Read more

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A Book for the International Women’s Day

Posted By: adminon: March 08, 2018In: BookspaceTags: Gender Studies, International Development, Justice Party, PDP, Sociology of the Family, Sociology of WomenNo CommentsViews:
A Book for the International Women's Day

There is no doubt that, as it is, the book has to be quickly re-structured, re-edited and re-issued. But while the author and her minders in politics gets on with that, it is an apt text for... Read more

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