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Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD)
The Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) was established in the United Kingdom in 1997, and registered in Nigeria in 1999, as an independent, not-for-profit, research training, advocacy and capacity building organisation. The purpose was to mobilise global opinion and resources for democratic development and provide an independent space to reflect critically on the challenges posed to the democratisation and development processes in West Africa. Our goal is to serve as the ultimate catalyst in the transformation of the West African sub-continent into an integrated, economically vibrant and democratically governed community that assures holistic security to the population and is capable of permanent peaceful conflict management.
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Women in Elective Offices in Nigeria
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Ekiti State 2018: Governorship Election
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Africa's Cryptocurrency Boom: The Bitcoin Craze
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After Boko Haram: Prospects for Transitional Justice in North East Nigeria
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Survey on Women and Livelihoods in the Niger Delta: An Overview of Women's Economic Activities in Oil Producing Communities in Akwa Bom, Bayelsa and Riverstates
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Elections in Nigeria 2019: General Elections Frequently Asked Questions
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ECOWAS Counter-Terrorism Strategy Tracker
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Decentralization, Governance and Corruption at the Local Level: Evidence from Nigeria
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