The appointment of Taiwo Oyedele as Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been widely described as both strategic and well-deserved.…
By Godson Azu Introduction: Democracy at an Electoral Crossroads As major elections approach across leading democracies — the United Kingdom’s May 2026 Local Council Elections, the United States Midterm Elections…
By Godson AzuUK-Based International Relations and Politics Expert, Analyst, Commentator and Adviser Introduction: Democracy at a Constitutional Crossroads As major elections approach between 2026 and 2027 across the United Kingdom,…
By Godson AzuUK-Based International Relations and Political Analyst Introduction Democratic governance rests not only on elections but also on symbols of collective legitimacy. Flags, coats of arms, parliamentary seals, and…
The chief executive of the Police Federation of England and Wales, Mukund Krishna, has been arrested on suspicion of corruption as part of a criminal investigation into alleged financial misconduct…
By Kachi Okezie, Esq Australia’s move to restrict social media access for children under 16 has ignited a debate that stretches far beyond child safety. On the surface, the policy…
By Kachi Okezie, Esq As a lawyer and long-standing advocate for constitutional reform in Nigeria, I regard President Duma Boko’s proposal to establish a Constitutional Court in Botswana as a…
By Godson Azu Nigeria stands again at a defining democratic moment. With elections scheduled in the Federal Capital Territory and several states, attention has shifted not merely to the conduct…
In the long arc of British history, the monarchy has been both a mirror and a lamp — reflecting social values and illuminating national identity. From the Norman Conquest through…
By Kachi Okezie, Esq To FIFA. To UEFA. To CAF. To every affiliated federation, league, and disciplinary committee operating under your authority: The era of symbolic gestures is over. For…