Nigeria: Have Your Say

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Explore our interactive map where Nigerians from many different walks of life reflect on aspects of sub-national government in their state

Nigeria’s “state of origin” conundrum

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In a new ARI blog series, “NIGERIA: HAVE YOUR SAY", Cheta Nwanze argues that the “state of origin” concept should be done away with in Nigeria

Edo State’s “do and die” election

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Anselm Adodo gives an overview of key issues ahead of the elections for governor in Edo state, Nigeria on 10 September.

State(s) of crisis: sub-national government in Nigeria

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Paul Adams examines the origins and purpose of the Nigerian federation, state governments’ financial management and responsibilities, governors’ arbitrary power, and the need to increase internally generated state revenue.

Modern African Remedies: Herbal Medicine and Community Development in Nigeria

“Traditional” medicine must be modern, professional and based in science if it is to contribute to improving health systems and outcomes in Africa.

Africa Research Institute event: Africa's natural remedies Paxherbals

Africa’s Natural Remedies

Speaker: Father Anselm Adodo (Founder - Paxherbals)

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