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Restructuring Nigeria-A Response and Contribution to a Discussion by Professor Jega

Posted By: adminon: August 14, 2020In: Intervention AcademyTags: 'True Federalism', Decentralisation, Devolution, Micro-nationalism, Mill’s Law of Federal Stability, Power-sharing, Revenue sharing, Secession, SeparationNo CommentsViews:
Restructuring Nigeria-A Response and Contribution to a Discussion by Professor Jega

Aiyede, Professor and Head, Department of Political Science, University of Ibadan intervenes in the debate on restructuring Nigerian within the context of federalism By E. Remi Aiyede Profes... Read more

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Federalism and Restructuring: The Choice for Nigerians (1)

Posted By: adminon: August 11, 2020In: Meta-NigeriaTags: 'True Federalism', 2014 National Conference, History, Nigeria Labour Congress, RestructuringNo CommentsViews:
Federalism and Restructuring: The Choice for Nigerians (1)

Ambassador Usman Sarki, former Deputy Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the United Nations, intervenes in the topic of restructuring Nigeria, bringing another perspective to a long runn... Read more

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Writing Hegemony in Salihu Lukman’s Power of Possibility and Politics of Change in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: August 12, 2019In: Meta-NigeriaTags: 'True Federalism', CHANGE, Comrade Salihu Lukman, NANS, Party SchoolNo CommentsViews:
Writing Hegemony in Salihu Lukman’s Power of Possibility and Politics of Change in Nigeria

This is a very interesting book for the simple reason that it is about a ruling party in Nigeria, a party whose governance of Nigeria in the past four years is a subject of contested rating... Read more

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Dr Bala Takaya Passes Away

Posted By: adminon: May 27, 2018In: LifeworldTags: 'True Federalism', Kaduna Mafia, Middle Belt ForumNo CommentsViews:
Dr Bala Takaya Passes Away

Veteran Nigerian Political Scientist and politician, Dr Bala Takaya is dead. He died 2 O’clock on Sunday morning. Until his death, he was the national leader of the Middle Belt Forum,... Read more

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