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is a writer and media practitioner who studies History at the University of Ìbàdàn. His other keen interests are in African foreign affairs, art and philosophy.
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is a writer and media practitioner who studies History at the University of Ìbàdàn. His other keen interests are in African foreign affairs, art and philosophy.
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ
AUGUST 1 2024
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ•AUGUST 1 2024
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NOVEMBER 11 2023
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ•NOVEMBER 11 2023
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ
MARCH 29 2023
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GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ
JULY 29 2022
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ•JULY 29 2022
Historian and author of ‘Nigeria’s March to The Gallows: Nigeria, South Sudan and the False Security of Secession’, Gbọláhàn Adébíyì, writes like a baker: ‘while researching and writing is rigorous, the joys of the rigour are in the eventual publishing, a properly-baked cake—between writer and editor—to share with all.’
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ
MAY 9 2022
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ•MAY 9 2022
The Ukraine crisis has ultimately presented African countries with a critical question: are there both morally and economically beneficial alternatives to aligning with Russia in Africa’s quest to grow beyond with the West?
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ
OCTOBER 27 2021
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ•OCTOBER 27 2021
Growing calls to restructure Nigeria may appear to be more reasonable than calls for secession. However, prolonging the implementation of national restructuring will continue to justify civil disobedience and demands for secession.
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ
SEPTEMBER 23 2020
GBÓLÁHÀN ADÉBÍYÌ•SEPTEMBER 23 2020
Over a hundred years ago, it was Europe monopolizing influence in Africa. Decades ago, it was the Soviet Union and China scrambling for spheres of influence. Now, Russia is set to make a comeback—will its motives be any different?