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No. 020Economics & Politics

War Spoils or Debris?

There is something worth examining about the way we remember significant moments in our history. We celebrate independence, political movements, revolutions, military struggles and the individuals who stood at the…

Tomiwa Ayandele2 min read

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The National Assembly, Abuja. Photograph: Kabusa16, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Historical significance should not become permanent immunity from scrutiny.
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