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By Olasupo Abideen Just as stakeholders are trying to navigate how to find resolution to the ongoing political saga in Niger Republic, the most recent report has it that army officers appeared on national television in Gabon to say they have taken power. They said they were annulling the results of Saturday's election, in which…

The recent coup in Niger Republic and the attendant diplomatic impasse foretells grave consequences of continued military incursion into the political arena in the West African sub-region. The unfolding scenario in Niger Republic clearly demonstrates that ECOWAS faces daunting challenges ahead considering the complexities of military coups which are better prevented through commitment to the […]

An International Group, Egalitarian Mission for Africa (EMA) has dragged President Bola Tínubu of Nigeria before the Economic Community of West African

Heads of State and Government, the highest decision making organ of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) are scheduled to hold a crucial meeting in Abuja on Thursday, August 10, 2023. Femi Falana, SAN, the Chair, Alliance on Surviving Covid 19 and Beyond (ASCAB) draw attention of all to the main causes of…

Governmental expert meeting for the validation of the study report and guide on civilian possession and licensing of arms in Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) region

In the framework of the reduction of illicit trafficking and the fight against the proliferation of Small arms and Light Weapons (SALW), the ECOWAS Commission organized a Governmental Expert Meeting in Lagos, Nigeria from 25th to 27th July 2023. The main objective was to review and validate the draft study…

The coup might be much more about the new battle for geopolitical control of world politics than about Niger and democracy per se.

Monrovia — As Liberia prepares to hold its fifth post-war general and presidential elections on 10 October, 2023, since the signing of the comprehensive peace accord, a joint AU-ECOWAS, mission of 60 members from the African Union, ECOWAS Commission

I wish President Tinubu success in running the affairs of ECOWAS. One challenge he faces is the growth of globalisation and big power rivalry

Whistleblowing is steadily growing to become the dominant theme in ethics literature. It has earned a prime position as a forceful vehicle not only for delivering clarity and openness in workplace culture, but also for defining responsible behaviour expected of an individual. On a wider scale, whistleblowing has shaped up to become a democratic accountability |