Who Sets the Narrative? A Note on Research, Responsibility, and IWD 2026
The irony is that Nigeria is one of the most tourism-ready countries in Africa, culturally, geographically, historically, but not structurally. Take the north alone. If someone wanted to see landscapes that make you rethink the definition of beauty, they could start in the Mambilla Plateau in Taraba.
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The Country You Never See Versus The One We Keep Showing
The irony is that Nigeria is one of the most tourism-ready countries in Africa, culturally, geographically, historically, but not structurally. Take the north alone. If someone wanted to see landscapes that make you rethink the definition of beauty, they could start in the Mambilla Plateau in Taraba.
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Why Local Government Matters More Than We Think
We are drowning in commentary, but commentary does not steer the vessel. Democracy is sustained not by outrage, but by institutions strong enough to outlive personalities and rules applied consistently beyond political convenience.
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The Noise of Awareness, the Signal of Action: Public Trust and Electoral Reform in Nigeria.
We are drowning in commentary, but commentary does not steer the vessel. Democracy is sustained not by outrage, but by institutions strong enough to outlive personalities and rules applied consistently beyond political convenience.
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Why Africa Must Define Its Own Path
Your invisibility isn’t protecting your humility. It’s protecting your irrelevance.
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Visibility as a Tool for Social Change
Your invisibility isn’t protecting your humility. It’s protecting your irrelevance.
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Are We Educating for Peace or Simply to Prevent Conflict and Violence?
Peace is not a one-time achievement but a daily habit, much like health. Learn how we can move beyond reactive strategies to make peace a foundation for possibility.
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From Outrage to Oversight.
Mercy, Morality, and the Meaning of Justice: Reflecting on Nigeria’s Recent Presidential Pardons
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Five Years After #EndSARS: Remembering What Should Never Have Happened
It’s almost impossible to believe it has been five years since #EndSARS. Five years since a generation stood still, not in fear, but in unwavering faith that this country could be better. Five years since the chant “soro soke” became both a resonant call for accountability and a piercing cry of anguish. Yet, in the
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Democracy Beyond the Ballot
Too often, when Nigerians talk about democracy, the conversation begins and ends with elections. Yet democracy is not just about casting ballots every four years, it is about empowering citizens as a continuous process. It is about institutions that not only exist on paper but are integrated, value-driven, and responsive to the everyday realities of
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