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Real-time or nothing: Why Nigeria must reinvent its electoral technology now

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Nigeria stands at a decisive crossroads, and the luxury of debating whether technology should anchor…

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Censorship, Algorithms and Accountability: Defending Free Speech in Africa’s Digital Age

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Following my appearance on News Central Television’s “One Slot”, 10 February 2026. Africa stands at…

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Let the People’s Voice Stand: A High‑Assertiveness Call to Democratic Integrity in the Digital Age

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The Test of Power in a Digital World Every generation faces a defining question: will…

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The One Ending Up With Wings in the Digital Age

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Introduction There is a striking truth about the Digital Age that many still underestimate: it…

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Amidst Atiku and Obi in ADC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu Retains a Significant Structural Advantage Ahead of the 2027 Election — A Data‑Driven Assessment

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola A Nation in Political Recalibration Nigeria’s 2027 presidential contest is unfolding amid intense political recalibration,…

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The Snake to Kill in the Digital Age

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola Introduction As we stand on the threshold of 2026, the digital age confronts us with…

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Beyond the Celebrations in the Digital Age: Boxing Day Special

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The Digital Age has quietly redefined the way humanity celebrates. It has wrapped our festive…

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Parachuting Organisational Development Across the Vertical Axis in the Digital Age

By Professor Ojo Emmanuel Ademola The Vertical Axis of Leadership Leadership in the digital age demands metaphors that capture both…

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Dan Agbese’s legacy: A great gain

By Ray Ekpu While I was away from this country – and this page – three woes waltzed into my…

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Iron axe called viceroys’ list

By Kunle Somorin There was a time – now embalmed in the sepulchre of national amnesia – when the word…

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