Osivue Itseumah, Author at The Republic

Data, Public Interest and National Security The Politics of Data Security in Nigeria

Osivue ItseumahJanuary 17, 2022

The Nigerian government is trying to create a database that links mobile phone users’ SIM cards with their National Identity Numbers—but can any government today be trusted with citizens’ sensitive data? Read more.

December 21/January 22Nigeria

‘I Get Ideas from the Most Random Places.’ Osivue Itseumah’s First Draft

Osivue ItseumahJuly 9, 2021

Author of ‘Banks vs Bitcoins’, Osivue Itseumah, believes that African governments underestimate the potential of cryptocurrencies. Read our interview.

First DraftInterviewsJune/July 2021

Banks vs Bitcoin The Politics of Cryptocurrency Regulation in Nigeria

Osivue Itseumah and Mubarak AbdulfataiMay 24, 2021

In analysing the regulation of cryptocurrencies in Nigeria, the government must consider what this regulation will look like and for whom. Read more.

April/May 2021

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Uneven Playing Fields Nigeria and the Digital Divide

Osivue ItseumahNovember 29, 2019

For a country already suffering from grave socio-economic inequalities, harnessing technology may not translate positively for Nigeria’s future if active steps are not taken to address the digital divide.

October/November 2019

Osivue Itseumah

Data, Public Interest and National Security The Politics of Data Security in Nigeria

‘I Get Ideas from the Most Random Places.’ Osivue Itseumah’s First Draft

Banks vs Bitcoin The Politics of Cryptocurrency Regulation in Nigeria

Uneven Playing Fields Nigeria and the Digital Divide

Osivue Itseumah

2023 Election Updates Daily Briefings from The Republic

The Conductor of Chaos MC Oluomo’s Dangerous Rise and Rhetoric

Wana Udobang’s Gospel of Freedom The Liberating Power of Storytelling

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