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Abba Yusuf’s Kano Fall: When Power Fails to Belong to the People
When someone casually typed, “Finally, the much-talked-about Almighty Kano has fallen to the APC,” it felt like a curtain drop. Weeks of suspense, anxiety,...
Abba Yusuf’s Kano Fall: When Power Fails to Belong to the People
When someone casually typed, “Finally, the much-talked-about Almighty Kano has fallen to the APC,” it felt like a curtain drop. Weeks of suspense, anxiety,...
Examining Yilwatda’s 2027 Doctrine on Politics and Technocracy
A few days ago, the National Chairman of the APC ignited an intense national conversation with a policy direction he proposed for the ruling...
I Am Imagining What it Would Feel Like To Be Emir Sanusi’s Coursemate
The thought alone sends my imagination racing. What would it be like to share a lecture hall, exchange glances over case law, or sit...
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and the Limits of Fiction
The recent tragedy involving the literary giant Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, following the loss of her young son at Euracare Hospital in Lagos, unsettled many...
