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Our conversation this week reviews the 10 days nationwide demonstration in Nigeria where thousands took to the streets in anti-government protests against the high cost of living in the country, driven by crippling inflation and a devalued currency.
Our conversation this week will be Nigeria where thousands took to the streets in Nigerian cities in anti-government protests against the high cost of living in the country, driven by crippling inflation and a devalued currency. The demonstration resulted in…
Our conversation this week focuses on Nigeria. Drawing inspiration from the protests in Kenya, some Nigerian youths have finalised plans to hold nationwide protests by next week; a move that has put President Bola Tinubu’s administration in panic mode. Widespread…
Our conversation this week will be on 2 themes, first the media chat by the Senegalese president to mark his 100 days in office. And second, the outcome of the Afrobarometer democracy report launch during the week. On the side,…
Our conversation this week is in continuation of the last episode which looked at the multidimensional crisis rocking the ECOWAS bloc. You would agree that the degenerating socio-political climate across the ECOWAS requires immediate intervention to forestall further reversals of…
This week, we will focus on the recent initiative to bring the derailing democracy development in the subregion back on track. DEMO-CREATIVE! It may sound different from the conventional democracy as it harnesses creatives’ unique talents and influence – musicians,…
This edition of the programme takes a look at the broader context of democracy in West Africa and how its derailing effect is creating instability in the subregion. Concerns follow how the subregion has been in stunted in development, over…
This edition of your news and current affairs programme focuses on the botched Orphan girls marriage in Nigeria and the planned transition extension in Guinea and Mali.
Tha new government in Senegal plans to set up a commission to compensate victims of deadly demonstrations from January 2021 to Febraury 2024. Scores of people were killed or injured during protests following the arrest of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko,…
In this edition, we look at the agitation in MALI for the return to civilian rule. Also, a look at the constitutional crisis and the move to create a war crime court in Liberia.
Our debate hovers around Senegal’s strong democracy, the role played by civil society and the spark among young people to occupy governments in WEST AFRICA. For many political watchers, Senegal may inspire others in sub-Saharan Africa, restoring the country’s reputation…
This week, we zoom in on the just concluded presidential election in Senegal which was adjudged as free, fair and inclusive by the ECOWAS election observation mission, led by former Nigerian foreign affairs minister, Ibrahim Gambari. We will also examine…
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