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  • Memories of HRH Nuhu Muhammadu Sunusi, the Late Emir of Dutse
  • Is Buhari Necessary for Jagaban’s ‘Forward to the Past’ in 2023?
  • Akinterinwa, Jega, Osaghae to Discuss Nigeria @ a NIIA-University of London Forum
  • From Lancaster House to Chatham House: When Shall Nigeria be Truly Independent?
  • 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
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Africa And Progressive Humanity Loses Canadian Internationalist, Paul Puritt

Posted By: adminon: December 30, 2022In: LifeworldTags: African liberation movements, Alepo, Aleppo, Anthropology, Canadian Labour Congress, Mandela, Oxfam, Swahili, TanzaniaNo CommentsViews:
Africa And Progressive Humanity Loses Canadian Internationalist, Paul Puritt

PAUL PURITT, born at St. Luc Hospital in Montreal on 28 July 1938, passed away peacefully at the Ottawa General Hospital on the evening of 23 December 2022 at the age of 84. Paul’s warm pers... Read more

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Bauchi State Worse Than Kano in Observing COVID-19 Restrictions on Movement

Posted By: adminon: April 12, 2020In: De-EscalationTags: ISMA, Keke- NAPEP, Oxfam, PRP, UPNNo CommentsViews:
Bauchi State Worse Than Kano in Observing COVID-19 Restrictions on Movement

Bauchi State in the Northeast of Nigeria has a worse record than Kano State in the Northwest in terms of citizens’ compliance with the restrictions on movement in the wake of COVID-19, anoth... Read more

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Addressing the Widening Rich-Poor Gap in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: February 11, 2020In: SpectacleTags: 'Time to Care', ASUU, Barrack Obama, MNCs, NLC, Oxfam, TUC, WEFNo CommentsViews:
Addressing the Widening Rich-Poor Gap in Nigeria

By Ibrahim Lawal Ahmed From January 21st-24th, the World Economic Forum (WEF) met in Davos, marking and celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the meeting. Over 3000 big shots in international... Read more

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Nigeria’s Intimidating, Risky Poverty Figures

Posted By: adminon: October 29, 2019In: NewsLogTags: NBS, Oxfam, SAP, World Bank, World Poverty ClockNo CommentsViews:
Nigeria’s Intimidating, Risky Poverty Figures

The Federal Government of Nigeria has formally acknowledged that there are 90 million Nigerians living in poverty. The figure compares fairly well with those of other institutions concerned... Read more

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Land Rights is Everything for a Rural African Woman Farmer – Eva Mageni Daudi

Posted By: adminon: April 21, 2018In: LifeworldTags: AAI, AU, CSW, NGOs, Oxfam, RWFF, SWOFONNo CommentsViews:
Land Rights is Everything for a Rural African Woman Farmer - Eva Mageni Daudi

Although she is a graduate, she is first and foremost a farmer. She has her land which she bought ever before she got into activism. As a farmer, she grows cashew nuts and pineapple. But thi... Read more

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Is Capitalism Really About to Collapse? 1: What Happens to Africa Then?

Posted By: adminon: November 10, 2017In: FlashbackTags: Africa, CIGI, INET, OxfamNo CommentsViews:
Is Capitalism Really About to Collapse? 1: What Happens to Africa Then?

The question is how would Africa fare should growing fear that capitalism could collapse become a reality? There is no such likelihood immediately but the fears and correctional moves being... Read more

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First Shots Observed in the War Between the ‘Lion King’ and Unnamed Hyenas, Jackals in Buhari Presidency

Posted By: adminon: July 20, 2017In: NewsLogTags: 'Diverted Mandate', Abba Kyari, Development Finance International, ERGP, Mamman Daura, Oxfam, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, Tukur Jikamshi, Umaru Yar’AduaNo CommentsViews:
First Shots Observed in the War Between the 'Lion King' and Unnamed Hyenas, Jackals in Buhari Presidency

Ahead of President Muhammadu Buhari’s final push homeward in the next one week, actions interpreted as skirmishes in the much promised war between the Lion King on the one hand and Hyenas an... Read more

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Transnational Advocacy Shames Nigerian Leaders Again for Keeping Nigerians Poor

Posted By: adminon: July 18, 2017In: UncategorizedTags: Development Finance International, INGO, Jody Williams, Oxfam, The Economist, The Guardian - UKNo CommentsViews:
Transnational Advocacy Shames Nigerian Leaders Again for Keeping Nigerians Poor

In May 2017, that is just two months back, it was Oxfam, the international development NGO, that released a report on how strange the concept of redistributive justice or equity is to the Ni... Read more

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MacArthur Foundation Arms Nigerian Anti-Corruption War with USD$9m

Posted By: adminon: July 07, 2017In: SpectacleTags: ACJA, MacArthur Foundation, Oxfam, Professor Jennifer RubensteinNo CommentsViews:
MacArthur Foundation Arms Nigerian Anti-Corruption War with USD$9m

In a move evocative of the controversy best captured by Jennifer Rubenstein’s “Why It is Beside the Point that No one Elected Oxfam”, MacArthur Foundation is spending a whopping sum of USD$9... Read more

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Domestic or Foreign Debt, We’ll Back Osinbajo on Moratorium – Former Minister Joins Debate

Posted By: adminon: May 19, 2017In: SpectacleTags: 2015 Greece crisis, Dr Obadiah Mailafia, NTA's Good Morning Nigeria, OxfamNo CommentsViews:
Domestic or Foreign Debt, We’ll Back Osinbajo on Moratorium – Former Minister Joins Debate

A Minister who served in former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s first term before becoming an adviser to the then president has rejected the distinction between domestic and foreign debt as a... Read more

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