The Republic V7, N2 A Nation Divided

 

 

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Vol. 7, No. 2

A Nation Divided

Introduction

IN THIS ISSUE
FOREWORD

A Nation Divided: The Republic V7, N2 by Wale Lawal

COVER ESSAYS

Will the Winners Take It All?: Tinubu’s Presidency and the Challenge of Peacebuilding in South East Nigeria by Charles Ekpo;

Of Borders and Economy: Can Nigeria’s Next President Chart a New Africa Foreign Economic Policy? by Abel Gaiya;

‘Ellu P’ Power: Tinubu’s Presidency and the Challenge of Peacebuilding in South East Nigeria by Muzz Muhammad;

 

FEATURE ESSAYS

Politics, Priorities, and Policies: Nigeria’s Post-Presidential Inauguration Era and the Burden of Nation Building by Folahanmi Aina;

A New Image of Africa’s Future: How African Futurism Can Help African Policymakers Solve Africa’s Toughest Challenges by Charles Ebikeme;

To Be or Not to Be Surreal?: Abba T. Makama’s Biggest Question Yet by Hillary Essien;

Surviving the Long Shadow of Trauma: Life after the Owo Church Massacre by Adesola Ikulajolu;

Black Mecca: A Brief History of Black Islam from Africa to the Diaspora by Kai Mora;

The Conductor of Chaos: MC Oluomo’s Dangerous Rise and Rhetoric by Yusuf Omotayo;

After the Golden Era: Restoring Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Towards West Africa by Daniel Whyte

 

FIRST DRAFT

‘Let the Data Guide You’ by Zainab Usman

ART

Cover Illustration: ‘Face Me, I Face You’, by Onyinye Dike (Art Director, The Republic), with oversight from Wale Lawal (Editor, The Republic).
First Draft: Onyinye Dike.

Forthcoming

In our next issue, The Republic will critically discuss the Inauguration of Nigeria’s next president