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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...
Open Letter to President Donald J. Trump
On the Historical and Ongoing Exploitation of Africa and the True Motives Behind U.S. Involvement in Nigeria
Dear President Trump,
Long before America existed, the region...
Setting the Record Straight: What the U.S. Congress Has Really Done on Nigeria’s CPC Designation
In recent weeks, several Nigerian media headlines have claimed that “only 31 U.S. lawmakers voted in support, as against 51 required,” to endorse President...
Between Faith and Identity: Misconceptions on Bahaushe, Bamaguje, and Islam in Hausa Land
Abstract
The Hausa are among the most influential and widespread ethnolinguistic communities in West Africa. Yet the meanings of Bahaushe (a Hausa person), Bamaguje (a...
