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Leadership Recruitment Process And National Development In Nigeria

By Olive Igbuzor, Ph.D

ByOtive Igbuzor, PhDFounding Executive Director, African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development (Centre LSD) Headquarters: 3B, Niger A...

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First Federal Executive Council Retreat Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu: Matters Arising

By Otive Igbuzor, Ph.D

FIRST FEDERAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL RETREAT UNDER PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU: MATTERS ARISINGByOtive Igbuzor, PhDFounding Executive Director, African Cen...

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The Case For Civil Society Organization (CSO) Self-Regulation

THE CASE FOR CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS (CSO) SELF-REGULATIONByOtive Igbuzor, PhDFounding Executive Director,African Centre for Leadership, Strategy ...

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Sustainable Development And Mining Host Communities

By Otive Igbuzor

Sustainable Development and Mining Host communities  ByOtive Igbuzor, PhD, FPSN, FSM, MIoL, UKAfrican Centre for Leadership, Strategy & ...

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Chimaroke Nnamani: Progenitor of Ebeano politics at 64

By Paul Mumeh

Chimaroke Nnamani: Progenitor of Ebeano politics at 64By Paul MumehChimaroke-Nnamani2.jpg 88.87 KBHate or love him, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani; fo...

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Civil Society and Social Movements: The Role of Activism and Radical Politics in Deepening Democracy in Africa

By Otive Igbuzor, PhD

Civil Society and Social Movements: The Role of Activism and Radical Politics in Deepening Democracy in AfricaByOtive Igbuzor, PhDFounding Executive D...

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Islands of Credibility: Nigeria’s Best Reform Strategy Starts in the States

By Philip Obazee

Islands of Credibility: Nigeria’s Best Reform Strategy Starts in the StatesFirst published in VANGUARD on January 31, 2026 https://www.vanguard...

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Where Has All the Money Gone?

By Kasirim Nwuke, Ph.D

Where Has All the Money Gone?  -The Need to Better Monitor the Fiscal Conduct of State Governments-" We have institutions to check how it is spen...

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Nigeria’s Principal Problem: Why the government isn’t the real problem — and why reforming it won’t be enough

By Philip O. Obazee

Nigeria’s Principal Problem: Why the government isn’t the real problem — and why reforming it won’t be enoughculled from the VANGUARD Newspape...

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1960-2002: Development and the democratic imperative in Nigeria

By Posted by Segun Toyin Dawodu

1960-2002: Development and the democratic imperative in NigeriaPolitical power belongs to the people and the people exercise their power under a democ...

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