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A Dialectical-Materialist Perspective on the Minorities Question in Nigeria and National Development

Posted By: adminon: June 03, 2025In: FlashbackTags: Marxism, Middle – Belt, Minorities, Nationalities, Niger Delta, Northern region, Stalin, Willinks CommissionNo CommentsViews:
A Dialectical-Materialist Perspective on the Minorities Question in Nigeria and National Development

By Usman Sarki ‎”Thus, a nation is not a racial or tribal, but a historically constituted community of people”, J. V. Stalin The making of a community of people into a nation is... Read more

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Dr. Yusuf Bangura Engages ‘History’ in Lisbon

Posted By: adminon: September 14, 2022In: World From AfricaTags: Colonialism, History, Lisbon, Potugal, Siera Leone, Stalin, Vasco da GamaNo CommentsViews:
Dr. Yusuf Bangura Engages 'History' in Lisbon

Was it not Stalin who said something like History being so important to be left to historians? Both his critics as well as admirers would concede that he knew what he was speaking about. Whi... Read more

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A Communist Christmas Story

Posted By: adminon: December 27, 2020In: World From AfricaTags: 1956 Revolution, Christ-Child, Christmas Mass, Pine Festival, StalinNo CommentsViews:
A Communist Christmas Story

This piece is bound to provoke communists worldwide just as it is bound be a source of joy and victory for Christians worldwide but how great would it be if both sides read it as a reminder... Read more

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Prof Okpeh Okpeh, History and a Nation’s Historians @ a Time of Political Cholera in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: February 07, 2020In: BookspaceTags: Historiography, History, Inter-group relations, IRs, Stalin, TINANo CommentsViews:
Prof Okpeh Okpeh, History and a Nation’s Historians @ a Time of Political Cholera in Nigeria

The first surprise on sighting this book on the bookshelf of Dr Fr Innocent Jooji of the Department of Political Science at Veritas University was in the idea of Prof Okpeh Okpeh coming of a... Read more

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Cracking Nigeria’s ‘War Economy’

Posted By: adminon: March 05, 2017In: Policy & GovernanceTags: Ahmed Bola Tinubu, APC, Bismarck, Cabals, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Dr Idika Kalu, Economic Growth and Recovery Plan, Garibaldi, intellectual care-givers, Intellectual paparazzi, Mokwugo Okoye, PDP, President Muhammadu Buhari, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Stalin, The EconomistNo CommentsViews:
Cracking Nigeria’s 'War Economy'

Cracking Nigeria’s ‘War Economy’ Grappling with and getting out of the current phase of the Nigerian crisis remains a key concern in the country. Among members of the Nigerian el... Read more

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In Nigeria, the Great Debate About Whether Democracy Comes Before Development or Vice-versa Has Not Even Started, Not Even Under Buhari – Yakubu Aliyu

Posted By: adminon: February 07, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: Amartya Sen, Bala Usman, Lee Kuan Yew, Lenin, StalinNo CommentsViews:
In Nigeria, the Great Debate About Whether Democracy Comes Before Development or Vice-versa Has Not Even Started, Not Even Under Buhari - Yakubu Aliyu

In Nigeria, the Great Debate About Whether Democracy Comes Before Development or Vice-versa Has Not Even Started, Not Even Under Buhari – Yakubu Aliyu By Adagbo ONOJA THIS INTERVIEW IS... Read more

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