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Since the military returned to the barracks in 1999, Nigeria has held seven elections every four years. Of these periods, three were done without the direct impact of social media: 1999, 2003, and 2007. But 2011 marked a turnaround. Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, who won the election that year, declared his…

Remembering the #EndSARS Movement: A Personal Reflection By: Naomi Ighodalo Amenawon       Three years have passed since the historic #EndSARS movement swept across Nigeria. It was a time when young Nigerians like myself took to the streets to demand an end to police brutality, harassment, and abuse of power.  I vividly remember my […]

In October 2020, a nationwide protest broke out in different States across Nigeria. Protesters were demanding an end to the Special Anti-

The 2023 presidential election served as a test not only for Nigeria's democratic credentials but also as a conduit for certain political figures and their supporters to rekindle deep rooted prejudices and sentiments. The political atmosphere

If not for our unregulated population growth, Nigeria would be assessed more highly than the Asian tiger nations.

If not for our unregulated population growth, Nigeria would be assessed more highly than the Asian tiger nations.

A pest control specialist and malaria advocate, Francis Nwapa, has said that the presidential candidates of ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, and the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi all represented the same system that established class inequality which led to police brutality in Nigeria.

A coalition of support groups, Lagos4ObiDatti, backing Peter Obi in 2023, has announced plans to hold its Lagos 4-million-man march for ObiDatti.

We must avoid being ensnarled by the fetishism of design, particularly the fetishism of constitutional design, implied in the faith placed in, for example, True Federalism or Restructuring, as the solution, impliedly the final solution to the problem of democracy and federalism in our country.

The fact that the Minister had yet to deny the vexatious report credited to him more than twenty-four hours after, suggests that he, indeed, authored it | Pulse Nigeria