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Hope ’93: ‘Renewed’ Hope and the social contract
The history of the struggle for Nigeria's true democracy as experienced in the June 12, 1993 election is one that reverberates the genes of...
Doctrine of Necessity: The Metaphor of Emilokan and Awalokan
The doctrine of necessity is a rarely used political concept or utilitarian idea and is used to define and validate extra-constitutional issues that fall...
Yemi Osinbajo: Extrinsic Religiousness, Fallacies and Bitterness
Religiosity is a term that is used in sociology to describe the quality of an individual's religious beliefs and experiences and the role that...
Political psychology: Emotion, sentiment and strategy
Emotions are integral to all human endeavor, although this has not always been accepted. As late as the 1980s, philosopher Jerome Shaffer observed that...
Nigeria 2023: ‘Weaponized’ Religion, A Threat To Democracy
Nigeria is synonymous with deep divisions which cause major political issues to be vigorously and violently contested along the lines of intricate ethnic, religious...
