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Transitional Justice As Nigeria’s Walk Away From Uncertainty to National Healing and Sustainable Peace

Posted By: adminon: June 06, 2026In: De-EscalationTags: Civil war, Communal conflicts, Democratic governance, Electoral violence, INSURGENCY, Large-scale human rights violations, Military coups, Political instability, Transitional justice, Truth-seeking, Victim centered approachNo CommentsViews:
Transitional Justice As Nigeria’s Walk Away From Uncertainty to National Healing and Sustainable Peace

In one sentence, a scholar of peace is saying that Nigeria cannot experience peace if it continues with its attitude of sweeping things under the carpet rather than thorough scrutiny and jus... Read more

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Bingham University Holds International Conference on Climate Change and Insecurity April 2026

Posted By: adminon: March 15, 2026In: BookspaceTags: Africa, Climate Change, Conflict, Crisis of Governance, Development, Diplomacy, insecurity, NAM, PEACE, Plural Studies, Political instability, South- South, TerrorismNo CommentsViews:
Bingham University Holds International Conference on Climate Change and Insecurity April 2026

Bingham University in Karu, near Abuja, Nigeria is keeping its promise of being a debating space. Its Ambassador Bulus Lolo Centre for Diplomacy, Conflict, Peace and Plural Studies is up wit... Read more

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