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11 Jun
Nigeria’s democratic institutions are increasingly facing questions about their independence, credibility, and ability to serve the public interest. As political loyalty, patronage networks, and elite influence reshape governance, the risk of state capture becomes more pronounced. This article explores how institutional compromise threatens accountability, public trust, and democratic development—and what must be done to reverse the trend.
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As Nigeria prepares for the 2027 elections, artificial intelligence is emerging as both an opportunity and a threat. From deepfakes and cloned voices to highly targeted disinformation campaigns, AI has the potential to reshape political narratives, influence voter behavior, and undermine trust in democratic institutions. Without proactive regulation, digital literacy, and robust safeguards, the battle for Nigeria's democracy may be fought as much in algorithms as at the ballot box.
READ MORE9 Mar
Nigeria’s democracy faces many challenges, but one powerful tool can guide its growth: evidence-based nation-building. By grounding decisions in credible data and inclusive research, Nigeria can foster accountability, strengthen governance, and drive development that truly serves its people. This article explores why building a stronger democracy requires a deeper commitment to using evidence in shaping the nation’s future.
READ MORE13 Nov
RES participated in the African Public Square Debates on Alternative Futures for ECOWAS at 50, contributing insights on regional cooperation, integration, and people-centered governance.
READ MORE30 Oct
RES delegates joined CiTech Summit 2025 to advocate for meaningful youth representation in policy design, reinforcing the organisation’s internal and external commitment to youth-led governance.
READ MORE8 Oct
Research Enterprise Systems (RES) wraps up its capacity-building program for over 3,000 legislative aides of the 10th National Assembly, reinforcing its commitment to effective lawmaking and institutional capacity development in Nigeria.
READ MORE13 Sep
RES joined key partners at the launch of the National Consortium on Governance, Peace, and Security, advocating for women’s leadership and inclusive governance.
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RES Executive Director, Prof. Fatai A. Aremu, contributed to discussions on bridging the gap between research and policy at the Utafiti Sera Inter-House Learning Convening.
READ MORE5 Sep
RES held the 2nd Series of its Capacity Building Program for Legislative Aides, advancing evidence-informed lawmaking and institutional strengthening.
READ MORE28 Aug
RES joined leading scholars and policymakers at the 2nd African Humanities Conference in Dar es Salaam, highlighting evidence-based policymaking and youth inclusion.
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