NIGERIA, SOUTH AFRICA, AND THE END OF ILLUSIONS
By Kachi Okezie , Esq In international relations, there are no permanent friendships, only permanent interests. This is a truth Nigeria is being forced to confront, often painfully, in its…
By Kachi Okezie , Esq In international relations, there are no permanent friendships, only permanent interests. This is a truth Nigeria is being forced to confront, often painfully, in its…
It was a distinct privilege to attend Africa Writes, organised by the Royal African Society, held at the SOAS University of London. I extend my sincere appreciation to Dr Stella…
By Godson Azu The sudden speculation surrounding the removal or sidelining of Wale Edun as Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy has sent shockwaves through political,…
By Godson Azu UK-Based International Relations and Politics Expert, Analyst, and Commentator This morning, I had the pleasure of attending the “Meet the Funders” engagement session organised by Peterborough Community…
By Kachi Okezie, Esq For decades, the Nigerian discourse has been a merry-go-round of finger-pointing. We blame the "ghost of Lord Lugard" for an uncomfortable 1914 marriage, the 1999 Constitution…
By Godson Azu Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, has continued his administration’s hands-on approach to governance with an unscheduled inspection of several major socio-economic infrastructure projects across the…
CATER 1 MERGER CONSULT MONTHLY NEWSLETTERDownload International Programmes, Partnerships & Engagements Update from Cater and Merger ConsultWe remain committed to promoting good governance, leadership development, institutional strengthening, trade and investment,…
By Godson Azu Hungary has spoken — and it has spoken loudly. A nation once politically subdued by fear, fatigue, and the seeming permanence of entrenched power has delivered one…
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