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Dangers of Ignoring the ‘Constitutive Outside’ in the Current Anti-Coup Narrative in Africa

Posted By: adminon: January 21, 2024In: World From AfricaTags: 'Peaceful Rise', Coups in Africa, Modernisation, Prof Claude Ake, Prof John Mearsheimer, Prof Joseph Nye Jnr, Prof Samuel Huntington, Republic of China, United States of America, ‘Barrack culture’, ‘Social Science as imperialism’No CommentsViews:
Dangers of Ignoring the ‘Constitutive Outside’ in the Current Anti-Coup Narrative in Africa

By Adagbo Onoja   This is not a rejoinder to Prof Jibrin Ibrahim’s January 18th, 2024 opinion titled “The First Coup”. His opinion only serves this piece as the peg for a caution agains... Read more

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Who Will Neutralise Ethnicity in Kenya and in Nigeria?

Posted By: adminon: August 16, 2022In: De-EscalationTags: 'Emancipatory ethnicity'; 'Clash of Civilisations', Kenya, Kikuyu, Left, Luo, NIGERIA, North-South dichotomy, Prof Ali Mazrui, Prof Bolaji Akinyemi, Prof Nzongola Ntalaja, Prof Samuel Huntington, SenegalNo CommentsViews:
Who Will Neutralise Ethnicity in Kenya and in Nigeria?

By Adagbo Onoja It can now be said that the 2022 presidential election in Kenya has come and gone. A winner has been announced and is already being congratulated. The contest has not ended i... Read more

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