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Transactional Politics: The Donkey and the Rider Phenomenon, By MarchOyinki

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By March Oyinki, Abdullahi Mato Umaru
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Politics has it ways and every country has its own peculiarities. Being a politician demands tactfulness and smart decision making to excel in whatever environment that one finds himself or herself. Nigeria politics is one of the world’s most volatile, it comes with an intriguing mix of money, treachery, deceit, back stabbing, betrayal and even death.
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RMAFC: Repositioning Fiscal Governance for a Fairer and More Transparent Nigeria, By Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed

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By Abdullahi Mato Umaru, Emmanuel l.Nwagboniwe
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At a defining moment in Nigeria’s fiscal journey, the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) is repositioning itself for a more visible, transparent and data-driven role in the management of the nation’s public revenues.
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Reforms, Resilience, Results: The Atiku Legacy

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By Abdullahi Mato Umaru
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For more than three decades, Atiku Abubakar has been a fixture of Nigerian public life – first as Vice President from 1999 to 2007, and since then as a presidential contender. Supporters point to his tenure under former President Olusegun Obasanjo as the period when Nigeria’s modern economic architecture was built, and argue that his record deserves closer attention as the country continues to wrestle with ill-conceived trial-and-error reforms.
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