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Introducing Prof Ibrahim A. Gambari As Board Chairman of the NSIA
Marxists at War As Branko Milanovic Replies Alex Callinicos On ‘The Prophet Unarmed’
‘Leveraging International Diplomacy for Investment, Finance and Sustainable Development’ By Amb N. A. Ella
Leftists Converge on Abuja for a Symposium on Late Historian’s Historian, Dr. Segun Samuel Osoba
Rebuilding Trust and Restoring Security As Strategic Priorities for the New ECOWAS Chairman
Participants Clash Over Anti-African Immigrants Violence in South Africa at CDD’s 2026 Mandela Day in Nigeria (2)
Participants Clash Over Anti-African Immigrants Violence in South Africa at CDD’s 2026 Mandela Day in Nigeria (1)
Dr. Otive Igbuzor’s Double Move on 40 Years of SAP in Nigeria
Nelson Mandela’s Long Developmental Walk Through CDD-WA to Nigeria’s Shaddai Community
Ode to Politics

In the Aftermath of US Airstrikes on Nigeria At Last

Posted By: adminon: December 30, 2025In: De-EscalationTags: Bipolarity, Multipolarity, Nigerian leaders of thought, Unipolarity, USNo CommentsViews:

In the Aftermath of US Airstrikes on Nigeria At Last

There has been nothing like it before: a US airstrike on Nigeria for whatever reason(s). Predictably, the airstrike is the subject of contestation between those in approval and those against... Read more

So, Should We Sympathise or Laugh @ President Buhari Over Nigeria’s Current Fuel Crisis?

Posted By: adminon: December 26, 2017In: GovernanceTags: Cabal, Citizen-state relationship, Global energy powers, UnipolarityNo CommentsViews:

So, Should We Sympathise or Laugh @ President Buhari Over Nigeria's Current Fuel Crisis?

Nigeria is going through what the president himself calls “needless fuel queues”. It is not such a new experience for Nigerians except that this one is coming after the May 2016... Read more

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