Dialogues: March 2025

Monday, March 31, 2025

USA Africa Dialogue Series - Germany decides to leave history in the past and prepare for war ( Is the World Changing?)

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cdjyjlkewr2o

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Trump and his stupidity

As an embittered Marcus Garvey

told us in the first stanza of his poem

"The Tragedy of White Injustice"

"Lying and stealing is the white man's game;

For rights of God nor man he has no shame

(A practice of his throughout the whole world)

At all, great thunderbolts he has hurled;

He has stolen everywhere - land and sea;

A buccaneer and pirate he must be,

Killing all, as he roams from place to place,

Leaving disease, mongrels-moral disgrace"

I've just read the latest diatribe by Trump's old buddy "Lyin' Hillary"

Ishmael Reed's take down Ma and Pa Clinton Flog Uppity Black Man

ever fresh whenever it's about her, or about her and Africa

There she goes again, blowing her own horn, "As secretary of state during the Obama administration, I argued for smart power" etc - she could of course have boasted, screeched or cackled outright " I took out Gaddafi!"

Maybe she still wants to be the first White woman to be US President and will be running again in 2028?

Targeting her President with the aim stirring Black people's ire

she wants to give everybody the idea that - according to her

"a deadly Ebola outbreak is spreading in Africa"

Hillary Clinton, "a deadly Ebola outbreak is spreading in Africa" ?

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - Harvard's federal grants, contracts under review over alleged antisemitism, US

Harvard's federal grants, contracts under review over alleged antisemitism, US says - https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-reviewing-federal-contracts-grants-harvard-over-antisemitism-allegations-2025-03-31/

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Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - PAWA's WORKSHOP ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR AFRICAN WRITERS

Dear colleagues,

I missed this event.

Kindly share any reports or links that could give me a glimpse of the presentations or what transpired in the workshop.

What were the take aways in summary?

Regards,

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Translations Expert, Corpus Linguist, and Swahili Scholar

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On Wed, 5 Feb 2025 at 17:23, 'wale okediran' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com> wrote:

PAN AFRICAN WRITERS ASSOCIATION (PAWA)

Presents

A WORKSHOP ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR AFRICAN WRITERS

THEME: Harnessing AI To Amplify African Narratives

The Workshop will be in 4 sessions of 1 hour each.

First session: February 19 2025

TIME; 4pm GMT, 5pm Nigeria and 6pm SAT and NAT, 7pm EAT

FACILITATOR: Monica Cheru, Zim Now Managing Partner
Harare, Zimbabwe

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS CHANGING

Please note that my email address is changing to nnaemeka@iu.edu. When the transition is complete, you will no longer be able to reach me at my old address (nnaemeka@iupui.edu). Please begin using my new address nnaemeka@iu.edu now.

Obioma Nnaemeka, PhD

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Indiana University, Indianapolis, USA

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - The Pope and his truth

More recently, former U.S. President Joe Biden shook off concerns about his cognitive abilities.

By contrast, Francis, a spiritual and not political leader, has never been shy about showing weakness. For many, his willingness to be seen in all his infirmity serves as an example to young and old alike that fragility is part of the human condition — and should be embraced.

https://apnews.com/article/pope-fragility-neumonia-human-c83d7b9c4bae76bf026499370f8e4be0

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Obituary: Christopher Paul Ehret

Christopher Ehret was the author

of one of the best

books on ancient Africa:

"Ancient Africa" - published 2023.

Professor Ehret had no reservations

about the Africanity of ancient

Egypt and made this clear in

his 2019 lecture at Harvard University.

https://www.youtube.com/live/S_DD4nmyoss?si=8MzKKfGS0QKbDcur

May he rest peacefully.

Gloria Emeagwali

Dr. Gloria Emeagwali
Professor of History/African Studies, CCSU
Chief Editor- "Africa Update"
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Christopher Paul Ehret Obituary - Santa Paula, CA - Dignity Memorial

Christopher Paul Ehret, age 83, of Thousand Oaks, California, passed away on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. A beloved husband, father, and cherished member of his community, Chris will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - Child labor is back

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/29/florida-republicans-immigrant-jobs-child-labor

Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - One Party State

I completely agree that what should be on the table is an agenda for good governance.

Professor Jibrin Ibrahim

Senior Fellow

Centre for Democracy and Development, Abuja

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On Sat, 29 Mar 2025 at 09:02, Mr. E. B. Jaiyeoba <ebjaiye@oauife.edu.ng> wrote:

Dear Prof. Ibrahim,

I am always worried about the Nigerian version of politics that is neither about clearly opposite ideas nor manifesto. One would have expected the opposition to be putting forward alternate solutions to what sitting governments are doing or even have a shadow cabinet for different government ministries and institutions. It is all about snatching power through manipulation of ethnic and religious sentiments. Does anyone have a manifesto or programme for real development?

I had of course to ask in a chat group what manner of men and women are in the Nigerian National assembly where ALL THE PARTIES ARE REPRESENTED and we have no dissenting voices to turning universities to constituency projects. This is in a situation of unavailability of funding for the existing universities.The other thing that is worrisome is the attempt to "kill' the public (especially Federal Universities) like public primary and secondary schools, by making sure that there is no succession plan for many Departments through embargo on employment. If this embargo continues with only occasional, sparse and 'negotiated' employment in the next five years, many professors will retire without proteges. Our most brilliant students have joined the brain drain through "japa", others prefer other economic sectors for obvious reasons of starvation wages in the education sector and those that may have stayed cannot be employed because of the embargo. Where are the alternative ideas, ideals and futuristic development plans and strategies whether in the one-party state or multiparty state? or do we need a zero party state?

Thank you.

Babatunde JAIYEOBA

E. Babatunde JAIYEOBA PhD
Professor of Architecture
Department of Architecture
Faculty of Environmental Design and Management
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
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On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:57 PM Toyin Falola <toyinfalola@austin.utexas.edu> wrote:

Jibrin:

As you explained, citing Lukman, the coalition's purpose is to unseat Tinubu. Sir, what should be the citizens' concerns about this? So, as of now, after all our traumas and agonies, the agenda of a coalition is not to put governance and development on the table. Nigeria has only one political party, TTP (Thief Thief Party).

I wish them well!

TF

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Date: Friday, March 28, 2025 at 7:43 AM
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Subject: USA Africa Dialogue Series - One Party State

Is Nigeria Headed for a One-Party State?

Jibrin Ibrahim, Deepening Democracy, Daily Trust, Friday 28^th March 2025

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This week, a former National Vice Chairman (North-west) of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Salihu Lukman, announced one of our worst kept secrets, that there are on-going negotiations by opposition politicians to establish a coalition against President Bola Tinubu and the APC for the 2027 elections. He was reacting to a recent comment by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar that he and some opposition leaders in the country have formed a coalition to unseat Mr Tinubu in 2027. The context was the concern by opposition politicians to President Bola Tinubu's declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State. The concern is that if the President is allowed to get away with a patently partisan declaration of a state of emergency, he might repeat the same in other states where he has a problem with the opposition and might seek to uproot them through such stratagems.

The opposition is concerned because it appears that the ruling APC is succeeding in destabilising their parties which are being remotely pushed into crisis mode. Today,  the PDP, Labour Party and NNPP are all in deep crisis. The same is true of some of the smaller parties. Meanwhile, the ruling party is using its vast financial resources and the dangling of appointive positions to tempt leading opposition players to switch camps. Is there a master plan to deny the opposition political platforms to contest elections?

In his statement, Comrade Lukman also drew attention to their fear that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) appears to be destroying the legal basis for any party to qualify to field candidates for 2027 other than the ruling APC. They are frustrating attempts to register new political parties. He said many groups, including coalition members, have filed for political party registration but are not getting processed: "For reasons best known to INEC, these applications are being frustrated. The only conclusion that can be reached in the circumstance is that INEC has decided that it will not register new parties," he said. Finally, many of the existing registered parties who did not meet the electoral threshold of winning any seat in the last general elections face the threat of deregistration in accordance with the law. This means the scope for platforms to contest elections are being narrowed dramatically.

What is clear is that the current ruling party has learnt considerably from the playbook of the Second Republic. At that time, the ruling National Party of Nigeria (NPN) generated crisis in the other parties – PRP, NPP, GNPP and UPN and they also poached their cadres and leaders. In addition, they often succeeded in getting the Federal Electoral Commission (FEDECO) to recognise the weaker faction of the party as the official structure thereby weakening their capacity to keep their areas of support. Finally, they appointed Federal Sole Administrators, known as Presidential Liaison Officers in all States. In Hausa, they were called – "ka fi gwamna" you are stronger than the governor to destabilise opposition states under the guise of supervising federal projects. The harassment of the opposition parties by the NPN government in 1079-1983 was much worse than what we have today. The NPN fully expected that by muzzling the opposition, the 1983 election would be an easy take. It was not.

As the elections approached, it became clear that the landslide they were expecting was an illusion. They therefore resorted to massive rigging to produce the landslide they wanted and that precipitated the December 1983 military coup that terminated the Second Republic.

The reason that the NPN lost popular support was the feeling among citizens of unfair politics being played against the opposition parties. There was deep anger within the people that the rules of the game had been thrown away and politics had become an expression of federal might being transformed into federal bullying and believe me, Nigerians hate bullies.

What is new about the political process is the massive use of money for votes which might help the APC with its huge war chest. My view is that when people have a strong fear of injustice by a political system that is ready to bribe them so that they will never have a say in politics again, vote buying could meet its Waterloo. The current Administration is so systematic about taking over every facet of national life for its self-aggrandisement, State capture, that APC might discover that its current creed - the Nigerian that money cannot buy can be bought by more money, has its limits. When the stakes are too high, money has its limits as principles return to politics. The ruling party can buy most of the political class but cannot buy all. The people will seek those that stand for something beyond money and position.

Of course, the problem for the opposition is that virtually all its top players would be in the political game in the hope that they would emerge are the presidential candidate. If they remain in that mould, they would make it easy for the destabilisation against them to work. It is up to them to create a viable platform to successfully challenge for power.  In other words, if they do want a one-party state, they can sit and watch as it happens.

Professor Jibrin Ibrahim

Senior Fellow

Centre for Democracy and Development, Abuja

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - 2025 Distinguished Africa Lecture

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"Methodological Issues in Historical Research in Africa: Some Insights from Ghana's Paper Archives"

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Samuel Ntewusu
Director of the Institute of African Studies, and Associate Professor at the University of Ghana, West Africa

Samuel Aniegye Ntewusu holds a PhD in History from the University of Leiden, The Netherlands, and an MPhil in African Studies from the University of Ghana. Samuel Ntewusu teaches Chieftaincy and Development in Africa (undergraduate course) and handles the following post-graduate courses: The Slave Trade and Africa, Colonial Rule and African Responses, and Pan Africanism. He has published extensively on Ghana's social history, including A Social History of Gold Mining in Bole, Migrant Chiefs in Stranger Communities in Ghana, and Chieftaincy and Polygamy in Ghana. In 2016, Ntewusu received the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) Award. He was the African Distinguished Speaker 2019 at California State University- Long Beach. In 2022, he was selected to lecture on 'African Royalty' by The Antigua and Barbuda Reparations Support Commission. The same year, he was made a member of the Board of Trustees of Voorhees University, Denmark, South Carolina, USA.

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USA Africa Dialogue Series - 2025 Distinguished Africa Lecture

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"Methodological Issues in Historical Research in Africa: Some Insights from Ghana's Paper Archives"

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