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Who was Professor Abubakar Momoh?

Posted By: adminon: May 29, 2017In: GovernanceTags: African Union Commission, KCL, UCLA, University of UppsalaNo CommentsViews:
Who was Professor Abubakar Momoh?

A claim of an Iroko tree stature has been made for Professor Abubakar Momoh who was, till his death last night, the pioneer Director of The Electoral Institute, the research arm of the Indep... Read more

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