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How Akpabio Turned Montesquieu’s Separation Of Powers On Its Head
Despite being a fundamental principle of democracy, the doctrine of separation of powers appears to be under threat in Nigeria, as recent remarks by...
In Our Culture, Sons Stand By Their Fathers, Why Not Seyi Tinubu?
When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu embarked on his recent official visit to Rome for the historic inauguration of Pope Francis XIV, it was expected...
With Frances Ogbonnaya’s Damning Revelation Over Akpabio/Natasha Imbroglio, What Has Sandra Duru Got To Say?
In a political atmosphere already thick with suspicion, intrigue, and counter-allegations, one would be forgiven for wondering if Nigerian democracy has become a theatre...
How Nigeria Will Happen To Some Citizens Peradventure Compulsory Voting Bill Becomes A Law
When Nigerians quip that “Nigeria can happen to anybody,” it is often shrugged off as a cliché. But beneath that phrase lies a deep...
Compulsory Voting: A Democratic Boost Or A Backdoor To Authoritarianism? Lessons From Australia, Belgium, And Brazil
Since the move to pass a bill mandating all Nigerians of voting age to participate in every election or face a six-month jail term...
