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Kebbi is not invisible: A Rejoinder to Abba Anwar’s media visibility theorem
📍 Abuja, Nigeria, NG·🕐 21h ago·1 outlet
There is a curious contradiction in Abba Anwar’s article, “Kebbi: The Performing State Nobody Sees.” It begins by acknowledging Governor Nasir Idris, Kauran Gwandu, as a performing governor, proceeds to accuse his media aides of failing to communicate his achievements, and concludes that Kebbi’s development story is buried beneath a national media blackout. Yet, in…
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