Justice Emmanuel Fagbenle should not merely be remembered for what he did in The Gambia. Nigeria should consider finding an appropriate national role for him, subject of course to his willingness, where his experience, judicial knowledge, national development and understanding of democratic institutions can continue to serve the country.
He Refused To Be President
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My name is Emeka Obi, a writer, public speaker, and award-winning journalist with over 5,000 published reports covering diverse topics related to Nigerian society and the global community. I currently serve as a Senior Editorial Analyst at **Business Times**, where I focus on delivering insightful coverage of financial markets, corporate affairs, economic trends, foreign relations, governance, judiciary, and legislative developments. My passion lies in providing accurate and thought-provoking analysis to inform and empower readers.
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