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By Nnaoke Ufere, PhD Subject: Upholding the Constitutional Right to Peaceful Protest Dear President Tinubu, Security Forces, and Leaders of the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria Youth Protest, I write to you at this critical juncture to address the upcoming nationwide protests organized by Nigerian...
Nigeria cannot be just a burial ground for its diaspora citizens.
Why must we bury our loved ones in a place where their children and grandchildren cannot easily visit, pay their respects, and maintain a lifelong connection?
To address Nigeria's socio-political and economic challenges, I propose a comprehensive national reconstruction agenda termed "Competitive Federalism."
To make progress, we must first confront the underlying untruths, delusions, and false assumptions that have led to our current state.
Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi have failed to provide effective opposition leadership, abandoning their responsibility to hold the government accountable for its harmful actions.
The way Kenyan youth planned and executed the successful protests is instructive for Nigerian youth.