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Author: Martin Obono and Ugochi Peace Nwosu

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Martin Obono and Ugochi Peace Nwosu

Mbasekei Martin Obono is a human rights lawyer. He received his legal education from the University of Buckingham, United Kingdom and Nigerian Law school. He is the Executive Director of Tap iNitiative for Citizens Development, based in Nigeria. Ugochi Peace Nwosu is a lawyer and academic working in corporate law, Alternative Dispute Resolution and several other spheres of legal practice.

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    By Martin Obono and Ugochi Peace Nwosu
    February 24, 2025
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    1884 Berlin Conference: The Rise of Military Intervention and the Birth of Youth Political Participation in Africa

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