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  • Reflections on the legacy of the Frankfurt School, 100 Years After
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Nigeria’s Middle-Belt in a Shift to the ‘Textual Turn’?

Posted By: adminon: April 30, 2022In: Words and WorldTags: IPCR, Middle – Belt, University of Birmingham, University of Ghana, University of Stellenbosch, ‘Textual turn’No CommentsViews:
Nigeria's Middle-Belt in a Shift to the 'Textual Turn'?

The Middle Belt of Nigeria appears to be enacting a ‘textual turn’ in rediscovering itself. Later today, (April 30th, 2022), a Zoom session on the zone will be listening to a presentation on... Read more

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So, What is Terminally Ailing NIIA, NIPSS, IPCR and Other State Owned Think Tanks in Nigeria?

Posted By: adminon: February 12, 2021In: SpectacleTags: BBC, CDD, Chatham House, ECOWAS, FASS, IPCR, NIIA, NIPSS, NISERNo CommentsViews:
So, What is Terminally Ailing NIIA, NIPSS, IPCR and Other State Owned Think Tanks in Nigeria?

It has become a badge of some reference to be invited from Nigeria to utilize the Chatham House platform in London. Most politicians and intellectuals of statecraft who manage to get invited... Read more

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What Leading Practitioners at USIP Roundtable Said on Whether the Media Can Help Peacebuilding in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: October 02, 2020In: De-EscalationTags: 'Critical distance’, Conundrum, IPCR, NUC, Peace Journalism, Philosophy of ScienceNo CommentsViews:
What Leading Practitioners at USIP Roundtable Said on Whether the Media Can Help Peacebuilding in Nigeria

“Policy Roundtable on Media and Peacebuilding in Nigeria” was the title and Kaduna was the advisedly chosen theatre for the Roundtable which saw media executives, peace practitioners, politi... Read more

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When the Kilba People Tell Their Own Story on December 21st, 2019

Posted By: adminon: December 13, 2019In: BookspaceTags: Foreign policy, IPCR, Jimeta - Yola, Kilba Development Association, Nation building, Nationalist lores, NIIA, NIPSSNo CommentsViews:
When the Kilba People Tell Their Own Story on December 21st, 2019

The point is that Nigeria and the world will only be a better place if every identity tells its own story because no one can tell any other person’s story without turning it into a tool for... Read more

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Did the ‘Revolution’ Fail the Social Media or the Social Media Fail the ‘Revolution’?

Posted By: adminon: August 07, 2019In: NewsLogTags: IPCR, NBC, NCC, NIIA, NIPSSNo CommentsViews:
Did the ‘Revolution’ Fail the Social Media or the Social Media Fail the ‘Revolution’?

Who can say that Nigeria is not contributing to knowledge, global politics and the determination of world order? Not if it has just exploded a major myth of the 21st century which claims so... Read more

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Concluding the 7 – Hour Contentious Conversation on Nigerian Universities

Posted By: adminon: February 07, 2019In: FlashbackTags: ASUU, IOE, IPCR, PhD, QS, SAP, Shanghai University Ranking, TETFund, THE, UCLNo CommentsViews:
Concluding the 7 – Hour Contentious Conversation on Nigerian Universities

This concludes this series which began with “Nigeria’s University System and Public Good Up for Interrogation” posted on January 20th, 2019; “UCL, NUC, Top Professors... Read more

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When Nasarawa State University Stood Still for Prof Ochinya Ojiji, Ichahoho Dance Awaits Him @ Home

Posted By: adminon: September 28, 2018In: LifeworldTags: ASUU, EFCC, Ichahoho, IPCRNo CommentsViews:
When Nasarawa State University Stood Still for Prof Ochinya Ojiji, Ichahoho Dance Awaits Him @ Home

Almost exactly as he would have wished, the Nasarawa State University, Keffi stood still for nearly three hours today at a valediction for Prof Ochinya Ojiji Friday on the way to his final r... Read more

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Professor Ochinya Ojiji is Dead

Posted By: adminon: August 03, 2018In: LifeworldTags: IPCR, PASNo CommentsViews:
Professor Ochinya Ojiji is Dead

Nasarawa State University, Keffi’s Professor Ochinya Ojiji, is dead. He died of yet unknown ailment earlier this evening, Friday, August 3rd, 2018, being merely confirmed dead on arrival in... Read more

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Western Think Tanks to Nigeria’s Rescue on Restructuring Impasse?

Posted By: adminon: September 24, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: APC, IPCR, London, NIIA, NIPSS, Ohaneze Ndigbo, USIP, Washington DCNo CommentsViews:
Western Think Tanks to Nigeria’s Rescue on Restructuring Impasse?

Might Western think tanks be taking up a major role in rescuing Nigeria from itself in terms of superintending the inter-subjective interaction that can produce a consensus? That appears to... Read more

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Unpacking Nigeria’s More Conflict Management Training, More Conflicts Paradox, Part 2

Posted By: Interven4allon: September 06, 2016In: NewsLogTags: ASCON, CEPACS, Christians, DFID, Dr Ojiji, Dr Tukur Baba, Dr Tunde Akanni, EU, Ibadan, IPCR, Jos, Kogi, LAGOS, Muslims, Nsukka, Sokoto, UN, ZariaNo CommentsViews:
Unpacking Nigeria’s More Conflict Management Training, More Conflicts Paradox, Part 2

By Adagbo ONOJA The first part of this Special Report titled “Nigeria: Why the More Conflict Management Training, the More Conflicts? Part 1” featured Professor Oshita Oshita, the Director G... Read more

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