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My Night of Political Torment: How a Godfather Chased me Out of my Own Dream
I have always known that Nigerian politics is a spiritual sport, half democracy, half jazz, and half nonsense. But I never expected that one...
How Decades of Soldiers in Power Militarised Nigeria’s Mind, Institutions and Everyday Life
When Nigerians speak of “the military era,” they often imagine a distant past—khaki uniforms on the evening news, martial music before national broadcasts, decrees...
Truth Before Emotion: The Urgency of Justice, Safety, and National Responsibility
In moments of national tension, when fear, anger, and suspicion are allowed to dominate public discourse, societies become dangerously vulnerable to half-truths, misinformation, and...
We Were Never Illiterate — We Were Mislabelled
Let’s get this straight: not knowing English does not make anyone ignorant — it only means they were educated in a different intellectual tradition....
When Not To Be Wike In Nigeria
There are many dangerous things one can attempt in Nigeria:
• Arguing with LASTMA
• Driving through Apapa at noon
• Or trying to convince a Nigerian...
