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Demas Nwoko and the Architecture of Cultural Memory Nation-building is often discussed in the language of politics, economics, and governance. Yet nations are remembered less through…

Dele Jegede and the Chromatics of Dissent By Rowland Goyit Democracy as we know it today, is often measured in ballots and court rulings. Yet long before political parties register…

Strengthening Democracy in the Digital Age: A Democratic Upward Approach for INEC By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The recent signing of the new Electoral Act by President Bola Ahmed…

ABDULRAHMAN MODIBBO: THE ASLEEP AND ADORED ADMINISTRATOR OF ADAMAWA

Art: Nigeria’s Civic Mirror By Rowland Yohanna Goyit I have come to understand Nigeria’s democracy less as a sequence of elections and more as a living cultural text that is…

Nigeria, Greatness And The Missing Link

REAL-TIME OR NOTHING: WHY NIGERIA MUST REINVENT ITS ELECTORAL TECHNOLOGY NOW By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Nigeria stands at a decisive crossroads, and the luxury of debating…

KWANKWASO/US CONGRESS AND THE JOW JOW WITH JUNGLE JUSTICE

Harnessing Digital Tools for Problem-Solving and Sustainable Development in Emerging Economies By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Introduction: Beyond Rearranging the…

Tinubu’s Slip in Turkey: From Stumble to Symbol of Democratic Strength By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola A Punchy Lede Tinubu’s slip in Turkey was no accident of fate; it…