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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...
Peter Obi: Between inordinate ambition, reality and deceitfulness
Greed and inordinate ambition lead to great human tragedy. He that seeks to be great by all means seeks the path of self-destruction. It...
