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Biafra Day Meditation: Igbo Exitism or Restructuring for Regional Autonomy?

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Biafra Day passions should infuse the Igbo political playbook, but purged of secessionist praxis. Strategic pragmatism is required as the 2027 presidential poll approaches. By Chudi Okoye If the smart researchers...
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Nigeria: Hunger Protest, Potential Realignments, and the 2027 Presidential Election

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The activists who planned the recent #EndBadGovernance protest in Nigeria could not have expected its political fallouts, including the potential to trigger realignments in the 2027 presidential election. By Chudi Okoye Even before the recent #EndBadGovernance protest in Nigeria had commenced,...
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Clash of Class and Ethnicity in Regional Responses to the Hardship Protest in Nigeria

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The ongoing hardship protest in Nigeria may be squelched by strident rebuke and heavy-handed coercion, but there’s a deeper dynamic in it that bodes ill for the country. By Chudi Okoye After weeks of it being whispered and days of its...
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Supreme Court Ensnares the South East

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With the recent Supreme Court ruling reinstating the terrorism and treasonable felony charges leveled against Nnamdi Kanu, danger looms for the South East. The region must lobby harder to have the case terminated, failing which it should brace up...
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Merge or Submerge: A Hobson’s Choice for Major Opposition Parties

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With Nigeria sliding into a Hobbesian state, major opposition parties face a Hobson’s choice: remain fragmented and ineffectual, or adopt ‘cooperative strategies’ involving an outright merger or formal electoral alliance, to wrest power from a fumbling but formidable ruling...
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Let’s Fix Our Liberal Democratic System, Not Jinx or Nix It

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo calls for political import substitution in Africa, to replace “unworkable” Western-style liberal democracy with “Afro Democracy”. He’s wrong. By Chudi Okoye It seems almost surreal that one should have to defend ‘liberal democracy’ as a system of...
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Coalition of Opposition Parties Imperative for Change in 2027

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What’s to be done when change is imperative but the political conjuncture makes it improbable? A coalition of major opposition parties offers a promising path. By Chudi Okoye A defeat of the corrupt and incompetent ruling party, the All Progressives Congress...
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South East Summit 2023: A DUEL MANDATE for National Leadership

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Following the traumatic outcome of the 2023 presidential election, the South East summit on economy, security and politics holding this week is a welcome initiative to begin a reset that may enable a frazzled region to compete more effectively...
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A Flight from Fact in Factional Debates over Nigeria’s 2023 Election Result

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Debates over the outcome of the 2023 presidential election in Nigeria seem to have taken a dark turn following the recent appeal court ruling on election petitions, with some critics rejecting the evidence of data, and others, not trusting...
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Will Supreme Court Part With PEPT On the 2023 Presidential Election Petitions?

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Stage is set to settle the legal, even if not the political, squabbles over the controversial February 2023 presidential election in Nigeria. By Chudi Okoye It could hardly have been a more disappointing judgment for the eager petitioners. It...
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Israel vs. Iran: Ancient Amity, Modern Enmity, and Looming Calamity (Pt. 2)

In a tragic historical twist, Israel and Iran have gone from millennia of fraternity to a fratricidal...
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Israel vs. Iran: Ancient Amity, Modern Enmity, and Looming Calamity (Pt. 1)

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This two-part essay traces how Israel and Iran, once bound by a shared past, became bitter foes. Part One examines the current...
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Beyond Utomi’s ‘Big Tent’: Nigeria Needs Institutionalized Opposition

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Pat Utomi’s recently announced ‘Shadow Cabinet’ has stirred controversy, but it reveals the dire need for institutionalized opposition to shore up Nigerian...
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Reconciling the ‘Okonkwo’ vs. ‘Obierika’ Tension in Igbo Political Strategy

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In Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe depicted Okonkwo and Obierika as contrasting Igbo responses to colonial intrusion. Their symbolic tension persists in...
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Biafra Day Meditation: Igbo Exitism or Restructuring for Regional Autonomy?

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Biafra Day passions should infuse the Igbo political playbook, but purged of secessionist praxis. Strategic pragmatism is required as the 2027 presidential...
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