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The Two Tales in Abuja and Jos Town
It was a deeply unsettling experience I had last month in Abuja, one of those moments when fate seems to assert a quiet, ruthless...
Some harmful narratives and perceptions that fuel religious crises
(1) The claim that government supports banditry is often based on the assumption that shared religious identity between leaders and perpetrators implies complicity. Those...
Today’s “sinners” as tomorrow’s “heroes”
This isn't the best time for a reasonable discussion on Nigerian politics. However, I've been saying lately that "today's sinners are tomorrow's heroes," and...
Are Bad Guys Better Managers of Wives?
There is a whisper that has refused to die, a stubborn cultural echo that drifts from one generation to another, sounding at once like...
The Anatomy of Attraction: Between the Myth of Endowment and the Science of Desire
Gigantogenitalists are far more likeable at least, that is the provocative whisper echoing through contemporary discourse, where biology, psychology, culture, and imagination collide in...
