Bush’s measures might not make much of a dent in oil imports.With the crisis in Venezuela, the war in Iraq and the limitations put on the capacity of OPEC to …
Tokunbo Awoshakin
Tokunbo Awoshakin
Tokunbo is a widely traveled journalist and public affairs commentator. The pioneer Washington, D.C. bureau Chief of Thisday and The Anchor Newspapers, Awoshakin uses his cross-sectional experience in media, education and communication to address the issues of community participation in policy making and the political and civil empowerment of minorities and minority organizations. He holds a combined degree in English and Education from the University of Lagos. He also holds an MA in Security, Conflict resolution and International Development and post-graduate certifications in journalism , organizational communication and computer applications. He is a Katherine W.Fanning Fellow in International Journalism and Democracy and a research contractor with the Kettering Foundation. Tokunbo is a journalist trainer, and trained mediator.
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Since the Nigerian president and those campaigning for his self-succession plans have so far not made genuine efforts to explore the concerns of the citizens, the survival of Democracy in …
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Since the Nigerian president and those campaigning for his self-succession plans have so far not made genuine efforts to explore the concerns of the citizens, the survival of Democracy in …
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It seems imperative that immigrants in this country, especially those of us from Africa, should begin to ask questions about our stake and welfare in this America where we live, …
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When a government chooses which section of the law to respect; routinely violates the Constitution and court rulings, is that government not slapping the people in the face?
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The democratic practice that has become popular in Nigeria is one in which our elected government who claim to represent the people steadily encroach on the powers and rights of …
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Over the years, Nigerian political parties and parliaments have sometimes proved to be the most discredited institutions, with low levels of trust from the electorates…
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From Barcelona through Brussels and London, to New York, Washington D.C. and beyond Tokunbo Awoshakin paints a portrait of how Africans from different backgrounds arrive, struggle, fail or succeed in …
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If election figures emerged from areas where some people did not exercise their franchise, the certificate given by INEC to Obasanjo is flawed…
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Is the news media serving to inform the public or helping to manufacture the people’s consent to the war?
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It is easier to say General Sani Abacha was an honest man than it is to say that president Obasanjo is not corrupt…
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An anti US-Iraq war protest that was to be organised in Abuja a fortnight ago was reportedly quashed by security operatives…
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Bomb warehouse in central Lagos, truckload of arms and ammunition in Jos, political violence in Nigeria has tripled as the election draws nearer, what could be going on?
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Buhari has reportedly told his Arewa brothers that his government will ensure that sharia gets the kind of recognition "it deserves" when he comes into power. The question is, how …
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Successive Nigerian governments are becoming weaker. Control of the economy is coming into the hands of transnational businesses. Soon, private groups will assume the legitimacy of the Nigerian state…
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Of what use is Internet access in a village without water? What use is half a gigabyte of RAM when the people need food? How will digital technology be available …