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Update on the Toilet Access Project (TAP) to Expand Safe and Dignified Sanitation in Nigeria

On By DabesakiIn Nigeria Public Policy, Public Policy, Sanitation, Toilets, Tourism Strategy, Urban SlumsLeave a comment

In September 2025, I announced the Toilet Access Project (TAP) on my LinkedIn page. The goal of the project is twofold: to raise awareness about the urgent need to improve toilets and wider water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities across Nigeria’s public spaces, and to inspire stakeholders to take meaningful action to address an issue …

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The Power of Youth-Led Protests in Highly Divided Societies

On By DabesakiIn Citizenship, Corruption, Good governance, Leadership, Polarisation, Protests, Uncategorized, Youth, Youth Participation1 Comment

I have been thinking about the relationship between polarisation and youth-led protests for the better part of this year. This note is an initial foray into the topic as a way to build a much broader body of thinking on the links between the two, often competing, themes. Africa has had its fair share of …

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