Afolabi Adekaiyaoja

The United States of Nigeria How Feasible Is Restructuring in the Aftermath of Recent Constitutional Amendments?

Central Bank

The God(win) of Small Things The Challenge in Finding an Apolitical Central Banker in a Partisan Landscape

Big Brother

Big Brother as a Window Into Nigerian Politics Why Do We Respond to Reality TV and our Elections so Differently?

Fifa World Cup

Life Imitates Ball Geopolitics, Qatar and the FIFA World Cup

The Inevitability of Bola Ahmed Tinubu The Unsurprising Candidacy of APC’s Presidential Nominee

In the Mould of Aminu Kano Rabiu Kwankwaso and the Kwankwassiya Movement in Kano

A Heartbeat or An Election Away What Will 2023 Mean for Yemi Osinbajo?

The Obasanjo Doctrine The Importance of Foreign Policy in Present-Day Nigeria

apc

The Dilemma of a Ruling Party The Challenges Ahead of APC’s Quest to Retain Power

From Well-Worn Fatigues to Well-Tailored Suits Joseph Garba’s ‘Diplomatic Soldiering’

Afolabi Adekaiyaoja

is an associate editor at The Republic. His academic and professional backgrounds address a curiosity on the impact of foreign policy on domestic outcomes.