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Beyond the Stereotype: How Dependency Theory Remains Relevant

Posted By: adminon: June 28, 2026In: Words and WorldTags: Centre, Dependency Theory, Keynesians, Marxists, MNCs, PeripheryNo CommentsViews:
Beyond the Stereotype: How Dependency Theory Remains Relevant

By Ingrid Kvangraven The COVID-19 pandemic has plunged countries across the world into crises, but the challenges are particularly dire for developing countries. My recent research demonstra... Read more

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Writing Abiodun Aremu aka Aremson in the Past?

Posted By: adminon: October 15, 2025In: People in ActionTags: Activism, Dr. Dipo Fashina, JAF, LAGOS, Marxists, Old NANSNo CommentsViews:
Writing Abiodun Aremu aka Aremson in the Past?

It was already getting late on Sunday, October 12th, 2025 when the call came.  The caller was asking if one was in a position to absorb bad news. Anytime he asked such a question, it meant s... Read more

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Reveal Your Head, It Cannot Be Hidden: The Unmasking of the PYMN and the Student Movement in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: April 08, 2025In: FlashbackTags: ABU Zaria, ASUU, BUK, Emma Ezeazu, Feminists, Marxists, MPN, NANS, NCNC, NLC, NUNS, NYM, PYMN, Segun Okeowo, UNIJOS, UNILAG, UNN, WIN, YUSSAN, ZikistsNo CommentsViews:
Reveal Your Head, It Cannot Be Hidden: The Unmasking of the PYMN and the Student Movement in Nigeria

By Y. Z. Ya’u Cde Y. Z Yáu, the Executive Director of the Kano based Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), delivered this review of the book Aluta Continua: The Story of... Read more

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NPSA Mounts an Agenda Minting Conversation for Nigeria’s Next President

Posted By: adminon: April 11, 2023In: Words and WorldTags: Anti-SAP riots, Constructivists, Fuel subsidy, Gender presence, Marxists, The development model questionNo CommentsViews:
NPSA Mounts an Agenda Minting Conversation for Nigeria's Next President

The Nigerian Political Science Association is widening the scope of its intervention in the contest of discourses. Aside from its on-going Lecture Series on the 2023 General Elections which... Read more

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Whatsapp: The Revolutionary Tool of the Naiveté

Posted By: adminon: January 04, 2021In: SpectacleTags: #EndSARS, Arab Spring, Attention economy, Marxists, NetizenNo CommentsViews:
Whatsapp: The Revolutionary Tool of the Naiveté

By Y. Z. Yaú It is itself a revolution when a leading promoter of IT in Nigeria such as Mallam YZ Ya’u is turning his back on social media usage, with particular reference to radical democra... Read more

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Vogue Magazine’s Racial Storm and What It Strikes At

Posted By: adminon: July 17, 2020In: People in ActionTags: #BlackLivesMatter, Conde Nast, Cosmopolitanism, Marxists, Multiculturalism, OBE, Post-MarxistsNo CommentsViews:
Vogue Magazine's Racial Storm and What It Strikes At

A racial storm in British popular culture space is a big issue because it is magazines such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, Ebony, Cosmopolitan or Readers Digest which serve the geopolitical interest... Read more

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Closing or Creating Gaps in Marxism? (1)

Posted By: adminon: August 15, 2019In: BookspaceTags: Jerusalem, Jews, Marxism, Marxists, Marxology, PlaestineNo CommentsViews:
Closing or Creating Gaps in Marxism? (1)

If the Coxian intervention that shattered the hegemony of the scientific claim to truth is anything to go by, then this book will face interrogation such as the title of this piece. That is,... Read more

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How Benue APC May Have Stumbled on Completely Undercutting Ethnicity

Posted By: adminon: December 09, 2018In: SpectacleTags: IDOMA, Marxists, National Question, NPN, Tiv, USSRNo CommentsViews:
How Benue APC May Have Stumbled on Completely Undercutting Ethnicity

The All Progressives Congress, (APC) in Benue State in central Nigeria appears set to remove ethnicity from the exercise of power in the state. It is not clear if that objective is what Benu... Read more

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Ali Bukar Dalori, the “White Eagle” and the Recalibration of Northeast Politics

September 28, 2026
Quote From Niger Republic PM's UNGA Speech Takes Over Facebook
Quote From Niger Republic PM's UNGA Speech Takes Over Facebook

Quote From Niger Republic PM’s UNGA Speech Takes Over Facebook

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Towards A More Purposeful Participation of Nigeria in UNGA Meetings
Towards A More Purposeful Participation of Nigeria in UNGA Meetings

Towards A More Purposeful Participation of Nigeria in UNGA Meetings

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Have We Lost the Accountability Debate? Reflections on Three Decades of Anti-Corruption Work in Africa
Have We Lost the Accountability Debate? Reflections on Three Decades of Anti-Corruption Work in Africa

Have We Lost the Accountability Debate? Reflections on Three Decades of Anti-Corruption Work in Africa

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