‘Governance Should Be as Close to the People as Possible’ Adekunle Adewumi’s First Draft
Political analyst, Adekunle Adewumi, is worried about the impact of corruption on Nigerians. Read our interview. Read our interview.
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‘Love Does Not Win Elections’ Ayisha Osori's First Draft
Author and development practitioner, Ayisha Osori ran for office in 2014 and recently changed how she thinks about Nigeria’s political processes. Read our interview.
‘People Die in Nigeria Because They Lack Political Representation’ Dafe Oputu's First Draft
Author of ‘Zombiescapes’ and ‘For the People Without the People’, Dafe Oputu, believes the importance of political representation is understated. ‘It’s literally a matter of life and death—people die in Nigeria every day because of lack of political representation.’