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Restricting civic space and battering democracy, By Jibrin Ibrahim

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Professor Jibrin Ibrahim asks who is afraid of the ADC coalition.

The news circle has been dominated for some time by the visit of Catholic Bishops to President Tinubu to draw the attention of Government to their concerns over the policy direction of the Administration. Speaking to the visit in a television interview, the Archbishop Emeritus of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan has done Nigeria a good […]

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