Nigerians will reaffirm their democratic vows by trooping to vote on February 25 and March 11, 2023, in the third civilian-to-civilian transition since the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1999.
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Special Issue: 2023 Nigerian Elections
2023 Presidential Elections and Nigeria’s Humanitarian Crises
by Oluwaseun Kugbayi
In the face of worsening humanitarian crises across the country, it has been predicted that the 2023 presidential election will be the most challenging in the history of Nigeria.
Special Issue: 2023 Nigerian Elections
2023 Presidential Elections Pollsters and the Risk of Post-Election Violence
by Gbemisola Animasawun
Mindful of the fact that the 2011 election was “the best run and the most violent” based on lives and belongings lost, I posit that both active and latent causes of potential post-election violence in 2023 deserve attention.
Special Issue: 2023 Nigerian Elections
Civil Society’s Contributions to Youths and Gender Participation in Nigeria’s Electoral Process: Gaps and Prospects
Special Issue: 2023 Nigerian Elections
Nigerian Youths’ Participation in the 2023 Elections: Defying the Odds and Forging Ahead
by Efetobor Stephanie Effevottu
Thus, as the 2023 elections draw to a close, there is a need for youths to stay engaged and contribute actively to the consolidation of democracy.
Essays
Will There Be an Upset in Nigeria’s Presidential Election?
by Yusuf Bangura
Is Nigeria’s two-party system really institutionalized? Or can a third party defy the odds and create an electoral shock or upset?
Special Issue: “Peace, Trade, and Youth: Investing in US-Africa Cooperation.”
Youth, Democracy, and Elections: Another Missed Opportunity to Reset US-Africa Engagement?
Special Issue: “Peace, Trade, and Youth: Investing in US-Africa Cooperation.”
Economic Development: Investment and Industrialization Challenges in Africa
by Mahamadou Bassirou Tangara
The continent’s priority should be to transform the structure of Africa’s participation in global trade through value-adding export policies.
Special Issue: “Peace, Trade, and Youth: Investing in US-Africa Cooperation.”
Youth’s Visibility for a Sustainable Africa and USA in a Changing Climate
by Lilian Namuma S. Kong’ani
Youth today are more educated than their parents are and could be empowered to conduct climate change research and help to implement climate change policies.
Special Issue: “Peace, Trade, and Youth: Investing in US-Africa Cooperation.”
Locating the Youth in US-Africa Cooperation and Investments