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2027 Elections: Voter Registration Triggers Early Controversies 0
- Analysis
- August 29, 2025
Election rigging often begins with voter registration, so, unsurprisingly, the Continuous Voter Registration has sparked controversy just two weeks into the process. The controversies underscore the crucial role technology plays in elections. Previously, voter registration was used for rigging by adding fake names, but smart cards and BVAS prevented duplicate voting. However, manipulation has now
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Can INEC Implement Inmate Voting? Weighing the Pros and Cons 0
- Analysis, News
- August 25, 2025
A current topic in the reform of the Nigerian electoral system is the potential inclusion of inmates in the voting population for the 2027 general elections and the process for implementing this change. This issue has led stakeholders to discuss how the proposal could be carried out, considering the logistical challenges previously experienced in recent
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Notable Developments That Shaped Democracy and Governance in 2024 0
- Analysis, Features
- December 31, 2024
2024 was an eventful year full of significant developments, which are remarkable and historic in how the country navigated its democracy, governance system, and different policies. These significant developments cannot be addressed without also emphasising the reactions they attracted from the Nigerian populace, who were at the receiving end of some of the policies that
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Competition Between NNPC, Dangote Drives Petrol Prices Down 0
- Analysis, News
- December 21, 2024
Competition between Dangote Refinery and NNPC leading to a reduction in fuel prices creates hope for further price reductions post-festivities, with Dangote offering special purchase terms and NNPC matching the price drop. Invariably, the Nigerian people will benefit. NNPC, owned by the government, has been put on the spot lately as the Dangote refinery, which
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Tinubu’s Tax Bills Trapped in Economics, Politics and Other Divides 0
- Analysis, Features, News
- December 6, 2024
Without a doubt, there is a growing mistrust between the government and the governed. This lack of trust permeates every facet of our lives; from the conduct of elections to government policies including the raging debates on the four tax reform bills. For good and bad actions, citizens are suspicious, hence is so much talk
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Nigeria Rekindles Relations with France 24 Years After as President Tinubu Begins State Visit 0
- Analysis, News
- November 27, 2024
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Wednesday officially began a state visit to France. This is the first of such visits in 24 years by a Nigerian leader. The last state visit by a Nigerian leader to France was by President Olusegun Obasanjo in February 2020. The State Visit will be hosted by French President, Emmanuel
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