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Tunji Olaopa
Bringing Political Science back into Public Administration Praxis in Nigeria
When the politics-administration dichotomy inaugurated the practice of public administration, what was intended was a…
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Trends Shaping Public Service Future, Its Reforms and Discourse
This piece is one of the technical notes that I used in some seminal conversations…
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Yayale Ahmed: Filling Gaps in Nigeria’s Administrative Reform History
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Afe Babalola and Dele Farotimi: On Justice, a Just Society and the Nigerian State
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Nigeria’s Civil Service Commissions, the “Katsina Declaration” and Its Reform Implications
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Perspectives on Elon Musk as Reform Lead for US Federal Bureaucracy
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Jibrin Ibrahim and the Shaping of Nigeria’s Discursive Space
There is something really intriguing and fascinating about having a wonderful friend of yours grow…
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Defining Issues in Research and Policy Linkages in Country-Level Development Management in Africa
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When Public/Civil Servants Speak Truth to Power
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