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The moral optics: Rippling effects

Nigeria's crisis today is often described in economic, political or security terms. But beneath the inflation figures, rising cost of living, insecurity, unemployment and institutional distrust lies another crisis that deserves greater attention: the challenge of maintaining public confidence in standards of conduct, accountability and leadership.
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Ogun Dry Port Project and Dapo Abiodun’s  quest for industrialisation

By Lekan Adeniran The Gateway Inland Dry Port Container Terminal, whose groundbreaking ceremony was performed on 11 October, represents a significant stride in the quest by Governor Dapo Abiodun’s administration to industrialize Ogun State. This initiative aims to enhance the logistical capabilities of the state, providing a crucial link between the maritime industry and the […]

Why Trump is bad for Africa

By Julius Ogunro The US presidential election is only a few days away and polls show Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump statistically tied with no clear sign of a victor. This is probably the closest US presidential election ever. Harris, the Democratic Party’s candidate, and Republican Trump are campaigning tirelessly in […]

IREV, BVAS, Political Parties and the fear of 2027 election

By Ezenwa Nwagwu As the build up to the 2027 election begins, to my mind, three core areas require our attention for effective agenda setting: technology, transparency, and accountability. This article will respectfully discuss each in turn, emphasizing the roles of IREV, INEC, and political parties. This conversation will involve some hard truths, which I […]

EFCC and Constitution: A cry for justice

The Supreme Court on Tuesday, October 22, reserved judgment in the suit filed by 19 state governments challenging the constitutionality of the laws establishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and two other anti-corruption bodies

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