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Making the Invisible Visible in International Development: A Memorial Performance of Ojongo’s Triumph

Posted By: adminon: May 09, 2025In: People in ActionTags: 'Amenyo', Chief Daniel Adulugba, Chief Fred Ella, Engineer Ejembi C. Ella, GCAP, International Development, Jigawa State Government, MKO Abiola, Niger Delta region, Ogene, Peter Abah, Prof Sophie Harman, Traditional birth attendantsNo CommentsViews:
Making the Invisible Visible in International Development: A Memorial Performance of Ojongo’s Triumph

By Adagbo Onoja Her transition warrants falling back on Queen Mary University London academic, Sophie Harman’s paradigm of making the invisible visible. Prof Harman used it as feminist and d... Read more

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Critically Celebrating With Angela Odah @ 50

Posted By: adminon: December 16, 2022In: People in ActionTags: 'Okoho', Chima Ubani, Civil society, Prof Sophie Harman, Rosa Luxembourg Foundation, Transition Monitoring GroupNo CommentsViews:
Critically Celebrating With Angela Odah @ 50

The civil society in Nigeria is, like the country itself, a study in diversity. It doesn’t matter if one takes diversity here in terms of the gamut of activities covered or the approac... Read more

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Okpani Benedict Oko Ochiga, the Death of the Classical ‘Ochonyilo’

Posted By: adminon: November 15, 2021In: People in ActionTags: 'Ochonyilo', 'Omajaklekwu', Boriga, Ogene Amejo, Pili, Prof Sophie Harman, PRPNo CommentsViews:
Okpani Benedict Oko Ochiga, the Death of the Classical ‘Ochonyilo’

By Adagbo Onoja The ‘Ochonyilo’ vocabulary is a gender insensitive idiom in Idoma, a celebration of manliness with performative implications for gender equity that Intervention would, ordina... Read more

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