JOE ABAH

Rebuilding Nigeria Through Devolution And Decentralisation, By Dr. Joe Abah

As Nigeria marks another Independence Day, the question of how to rebuild the nation remains urgent. Despite decades of constitutional reforms, the country continues to grapple with inefficiencies, insecurity, and a lack of innovation. At the heart of these challenges lies a fundamental issue: over-centralisation of power. To move forward, Nigeria must return to a […]

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The other side of GPAC²: Entering government in Nigeria

Fellows on our part-time PhD programme (GPAC2) work for governments and international bodies around the world. Their day jobs land them at the centre of events in geopolitical hotspots, meaning they are often better informed than even the best connected journalists. In this new series, we speak with alumni and fellows about historic events, hot […]

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The ‘Selfie State’: State Capture in Nigeria

Summary: This paper presents a variation on the theme of state capture as it is more generally understood in the literature. The term “state capture” is more widely used to refer to a situation in which non-state actors have captured the state by influencing public officials, or where powerful state officials are using non-state actors […]

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To Whom Much Is Given

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THE EFFECTIVE CHANGE THAT NIGERIA NEEDS

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