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People waiting to cast their vote in the 2011 elections in Nigeria. Photo by Commonwealth Secretariat.

Displaced but not Disenfranchised? IDPs and the 2019 Nigerian Elections

By Patience Adzande | February 15, 2019

Members of the Girls Leadership Program (GLP), Minna, Nigeria. Photo: Nsoedo O. Ndubuisi for IWHC.

Women and Nigeria’s 2019 Elections

By Dr. Titilope F. Ajayi | February 15, 2019

The International Community and Nigeria’s 2019 Elections

By Temitope Edward Akinyemi | February 15, 2019

Nigerian AMISOM police officers standing in a parade during a medal award ceremony on December 5, 2014 at Mogadishu Stadium, Somalia. AU UN IST Photo / Ilyas Ahmed

Security Agencies and the 2019 Elections in Nigeria

By Dare Ezekiel Arowolo | February 15, 2019

The wreckage of a charred vehicle remains in front of burning shops following a bomb blast at Terminus market in the central city of Jos on May 20, 2014. Twin car bombings on Tuesday killed at least 46 in central Nigeria in the latest in a series of deadly blasts that will stoke fears about security despite international help in the fight against Boko Haram Islamists. AFP PHOTO / STR

Bullets and Ballots: Exploring Insecurities and the 2019 Elections in Nigeria

By Noah Echa Attah | February 15, 2019

Delegates at the Edit-a-Thon, Nigeria, July 2016. Source: Wikimedia User Group Nigeria

Not Ready to Run? Youth and Nigeria’s 2019 General Elections

By Hakeem Onapajo | February 15, 2019

Central Bank of Nigeria. Photo by Harry Purwanto.

Political Campaigns in the 2019 Election: Economic Debate Takes a Backseat

By Taiwo Owoeye | February 15, 2019

Muhammadu Buhari (right) and Atiku Abubakar (left)

“Who Debates Epp?”

By Azeez Olaniyan | February 11, 2019

" Solidarity March in Harare", 18 Nov 2017. Photo by Zimbabwean-eyes.

One Year After: Has the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission Act Failed Zimbabweans?

By Ruth Murambadoro | February 7, 2019

Ministry of Health, Nairobi, Kenya . Photo by neverending september.

Peacebuilding through Community Health Work in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements

By Roseanne Njiru | January 22, 2019

Biya’s Renewed Presidency, Economic Revival, and the Anglophone Question in Cameroon

By Gabriel Ngah Kiven | January 14, 2019

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on the campaign trail in Rio.

Bolsonaro’s Victory Is Likely to See Brazil Scale down Africa Interests

By Amy Niang | December 5, 2018

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