- Constitutional Democracy in Africa: Dabiri-Erewa Hails Osibogun’s Contribution
- Dabiri-Erewa described the book as a timely and insightful contribution to Africa’s democratic journey
- Osibogun was a former Deputy Mayor of Buckingham Town
Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman and CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), has praised Councillor Adekunle Osibogun, Cabinet Member for Education and Children’s Services in Buckingham Ward, UK, for his book Constitutional Democracy in Africa.
Eko Hot Blog reports that she expressed her commendation during a courtesy visit by the re-elected UK Councillor to NiDCOM Headquarters in Abuja.
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Dabiri-Erewa described the book as a timely and insightful contribution to Africa’s democratic journey, emphasizing the important role of constituencies in promoting intentional and accountable leadership across the continent.
She also lauded Osibogun’s commitment to enhancing public understanding of democratic governance, expressing optimism that the book will help achieve this goal.
Councillor Osibogun, a former Deputy Mayor of Buckingham Town, stated that he is currently on a promotional tour for his book, beginning in Nigeria and later continuing to South Africa and Botswana.
He thanked the NiDCOM Chairman for her support, particularly for her guidance in diaspora affairs, and reaffirmed his dedication to fostering dialogue and knowledge-sharing on governance throughout Africa, with a special focus on Nigeria.
