Celebrating Excellence: Meet Our EPLF Fellows of the Month for September and October 2026
At the Emerging Political Leaders Fellowship (EPLF), we believe that leadership is not just taught, it...
Fix Nigeria or Flee Nigeria? What Must Change for Young Nigerians to Stay?
EPLF Fellows Engage in a Green Circle Conversation on the dilemma of staying to fix Nigeria...
From Complaints to Solutions: Can Young Nigerians Change Nigeria?
EPLF Fellows Engage in a Green Circle Conversation on Youth Political Participation and the Future of...
Nigeria 2027: What Should Nigerians Look Out for in Their Candidates? EPLF Fellows Lead Conversations on Responsible Voting and Accountable Leadership
A GREEN CIRCLE X SPACE CONVERSATION As Nigeria prepares for the 2027 general elections, the question of...
Topic: From Spectators to Stakeholders: Reimagining Youth Participation in Nigeria’s Democracy
An Article written by Olalekan Popoola, a 2026 EPLF Cohort Fellow Nigeria’s democracy has a youth problem,...
THE FOUR-YEAR BLACKOUT: WHO HOLDS NIGERIAN LEADERS ACCOUNTABLE AFTER THE BALLOTS?
An Article written by Boluwatife Ajiboye, 2026 EPLF Cohort Fellow In Nigeria, political participation often ends the...
INTEGRITY, TRANSPARENCY AND SELFLESS SERVICE: ATTRIBUTES OF OUTSTANDING LEADERS
An Article written by Emmanuel Musa, 2026 EPLF Cohort Fellow In 2014, during my National Youth Service...
The Politics of Cause and Consequence: How Decisions Shape Political Futures
An Article written by Remilekun Olaniyan, 2026 EPLF Cohort Fellow In today’s complex political environment, many of...
The Nigerian Democracy and Kingmakers; Who Really Governs Nigeria: A Reflection for Emerging Political Leaders
An Article written by Arinze Onyeka, 2026 EPLF Cohort Fellow Nigeria’s democratic story is, in many ways,...
The Torchbearers of a New Nigeria: Announcing the 2026 Emerging Political Leaders Fellowship (EPLF)
"History is not written by those who watch from the balcony; it is written by those...