• Is it possible for a nation to grapple with its past while striving for a better future? In "A Coup Trial Without Precedent," Farooq A. Kperogi reflects on his experiences growing up in Nigeria under oppressive military regimes. He explores how the yearning for military rule reveals a collective amnesia about the harsh realities of that era. Despite the disappointments of democracy, Kperogi argues that it's crucial to address our shortcomings rather than romanticize the past. His insights challenge us to confront our history head-on and inspire a more resilient future.

    How can we ensure that history aids our progress instead of hindering it?

    Read more here: https://journalist101.com/2026/04/25/a-coup-trial-without-precedent/
    #Nigeria #Democracy #MilitaryRule #CoupTrial #SocialChange
    Is it possible for a nation to grapple with its past while striving for a better future? In "A Coup Trial Without Precedent," Farooq A. Kperogi reflects on his experiences growing up in Nigeria under oppressive military regimes. He explores how the yearning for military rule reveals a collective amnesia about the harsh realities of that era. Despite the disappointments of democracy, Kperogi argues that it's crucial to address our shortcomings rather than romanticize the past. His insights challenge us to confront our history head-on and inspire a more resilient future. How can we ensure that history aids our progress instead of hindering it? Read more here: https://journalist101.com/2026/04/25/a-coup-trial-without-precedent/ #Nigeria #Democracy #MilitaryRule #CoupTrial #SocialChange
    A Coup Trial Without Precedent
    By Farooq A. Kperogi I came of age in Nigeria during absolutist, totalitarian military regimes and was shaped by the anti-military rhetoric and activism that surrounded me. Although democracy hasn’t lived up to its promises, which has fueled what I c
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  • Could military rule be seen as a solution to governance issues in West Africa? 🤔

    Recent insights from experts reveal a troubling trend: as disillusionment with democracy grows due to bad governance and development crises, many are starting to look towards military solutions. At the unveiling of the Democratic 'Strategic Plan' for 2026-2031, it was emphasized that decades of policy missteps and the rise of disinformation are fueling this shift.

    It’s concerning to see how the quest for stability can lead communities away from democratic ideals. We must reflect on our values and consider the long-term implications of such changes.

    Read more on this critical topic here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/01/experts-give-reasons-for-rising-support-for-military-rule-in-west-africa/

    #WestAfrica #MilitaryRule #Democracy #Governance #SocialChange
    Could military rule be seen as a solution to governance issues in West Africa? 🤔 Recent insights from experts reveal a troubling trend: as disillusionment with democracy grows due to bad governance and development crises, many are starting to look towards military solutions. At the unveiling of the Democratic 'Strategic Plan' for 2026-2031, it was emphasized that decades of policy missteps and the rise of disinformation are fueling this shift. It’s concerning to see how the quest for stability can lead communities away from democratic ideals. We must reflect on our values and consider the long-term implications of such changes. Read more on this critical topic here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/04/01/experts-give-reasons-for-rising-support-for-military-rule-in-west-africa/ #WestAfrica #MilitaryRule #Democracy #Governance #SocialChange
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    Experts give reasons for rising support for military rule in West Africa
    Experts have warned that bad governance and development crisis rooted in decades of policy missteps, weak democratic practice, and the growing influence of disinformation, could make the people begin to seek other alternatives to democracy in West Af
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