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Nigeria: 2027 Elections: Why Complaints Without Voting Will Change Nothing

By Chris  Odinaka Nwedo Across Nigeria today, the voices of lamentation are loud. From the villages to the bustling cities, citizens complain about rising food prices, insecurity, joblessness, and the daily hardship that has made… Nigeria: 2027 Elections: Why Complaints Without Voting Will Change Nothing

Anambra 2025 Governorship Election: Can Peter Obi’s Influence Propel Labour Party to Victory?

By Chris Odinaka Nwedo As Anambra State approaches its governorship election on November 8, 2025, the political landscape is charged with anticipation. Incumbent Governor Charles Soludo, representing the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), is seeking… Anambra 2025 Governorship Election: Can Peter Obi’s Influence Propel Labour Party to Victory?

Roots of Conflicts in Developing Societies P. III

By Chris Odinaka Nwedo This article was written long ago. The situations referenced here may have changed. The antagonisms between Lebanon and Syria resulted in the strategic destabilization of the country by Syrians using all… Roots of Conflicts in Developing Societies P. III

Roots of Conflicts in Developing Societies Part II

  By Chris Odinaka Nwedo This article was written long ago, the situations referenced may have changed On the subject of conflicts, what distinguishes Pakistan from other South Asian countries, however, is the easy and… Roots of Conflicts in Developing Societies Part II

Roots of Conflicts in Developing Societies Part 1

By Chris Odinaka Nwedo Conflicts are prevalent in heterogeneous societies. This is often the case when there is a perception that the authorities lack the capacity and objectivity to dispense justice and fulfill social responsibilities.… Roots of Conflicts in Developing Societies Part 1