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  “The rift between ECOWAS and the Sahel Alliance spells detrimental consequences for regional cooperation. The exit of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger threatens to fracture the economic stability of ECOWAS and jeopardizes its collective bargaining power on matters concerning trade, security, and governance” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | FEBRUARY 15, 2025 The geopolitical landscape of West Africa is increasingly complex ...

  “So, will Okpebholo advance his defence today by limiting the number of witnesses to be called, and reducing the allotted number of days thereof; relitigate the pre-hearing call for the tribunal to dismiss the Plaintiffs’ petition; or align with INEC’s counsel, Agabi’s claim, and aver that his (Okpebholo’s counsel, Ikpeazu) “did justice to the case during the cross-examination of ...

  “Governments need to formulate comprehensive policies aimed at job creation with a focus on youth-centric economic strategies. This includes setting measurable targets for youth employment and systematically integrating them into national development plans” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | FEBRUARY 4, 2025 *Introduction* West Africa is home to one of the youngest populations in the world, with more than 60% of ...

  “Let me correct the impression. I have heard people say this in media discourse. If you look at the Constitution, you would not find impeachment. What you find is removal. There is a difference between removal and impeachment. Impeachment connotes bringing allegations of wrongdoing formally and presenting (them) before an offending public officer. But allegation does not necessarily amount ...

  “Corruption is a complex challenge facing West Africa, rooted in both historical legacies and contemporary governance issues. Addressing this multifaceted problem requires a concerted effort from all stakeholders, leading to the establishment of institutions that promote transparency, accountability, and effective governance” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | JANUARY 30, 2025 *Introduction Corruption remains one of the most pervasive issues undermining governance ...

  “If he does, then he’s good to go for the position! But should Seyi run for Governor, as his father seeks re-election for President in 2027? Besides such being novel in our clime, Seyi’s ambition can jeopardize Tinubu’s chances at the poll. Hence some advice he shelves his still secretive aspiration to at least 2031” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | ...

  “Upon taking office, Trump’s foreign policy stance has to reflect his historical scepticism of multilateralism and alliances. His “America First” doctrine may be interpreted as a signal of isolationism, influencing how the U.S. engages with global crises, and redefining alliances that have existed under previous administrations” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | JANUARY 22, 2025 Donald Trump’s potential inauguration on January ...

  “Incrementally; in 2024, after due diligence and multi-stakeholder engagement; the Jos University Teaching Hospital JUTH, led by Dr. Pokop Wushipba Bupwatda presented an innovative medical care package, that will revolutionize Medicare at the 50years hospital, for the very first time, known as The JUTH Smart Care/Mobile Clinic” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | JANUARY 20, 2025 The upscale in-service type by ...

  “In 2023, Obasa – seeming to flaunt his “immense powers” by testing the independence of the Assembly, “based on the principles of separation of power, and checks and balances” – rejected some of the nominees, thereby “taking the governor much of appeasing by tradeoffs” for Obasa and the House to reconsider the designees for clearance” PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | ...

  “If all these emotional traumas and torture I and my fellow brethren had passed through, and the pastor thinks I will allow his visit to Trump’s inauguration to just slide like that; Kumuyi should just expect me to bring this discussion up on the Day of Judgment and Jesus Christ will have to explain to everyone while double standards ...