Closing democracy: INEC, the courts, and shrinking space for opposition
No tanks on the streets. No suspension of the constitution. No sweeping bans on political activity. Yet something fundamental begins...
Read moreDetailsJohn Onyeukwu, is a lawyer and public policy analyst with interdisciplinary expertise in law, governance, and institutional reform. He holds an LL.B (Hons) from Obafemi Awolowo University, an LL.M from the University of Lagos, and dual master’s degrees in Public Policy from the University of York and Central European University. He also earned a Mini-MBA. John has managed development projects on governance, public finance, civic engagement, and service delivery. He can be reached on john@apexlegal.com.ng
No tanks on the streets. No suspension of the constitution. No sweeping bans on political activity. Yet something fundamental begins...
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