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Tinted Convoys, Locked Offices: The Irony of Grassroots Representation
The Constituency Office of a Nigerian Senator was designed to be a bridge between the grassroots and the National Assembly. It was intended as...
From Social Contract to Social Collapse: Nigeria’s Descent into Hobbes’ Jungle
At the recent Nigerian Bar Association Conference in Enugu, Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN, made a chilling observation: “There is nothing like national security in...
VeryDarkMan: A Good Samaritan in a Nation of Passing Convoys
I follow VeryDarkMan (VDM), whose real name is Vicente Otse, for obvious reasons. The Ratel family proudly call him the Leader of the Fourth...
Nigerian Armed Forces: Didn’t Just Protect Us, They Gave Us Back Our Breath
In a country where voices of outrage often drown the quiet acts of bravery, where failures are magnified and sacrifices forgotten, the Armed Forces...
You Are The Background: Wake Up and Learn A Handwork
Recently, I sat quietly in a barbershop discussion among young men—mostly unemployed, some full of complaints, and one proudly blaming his “rich” uncles and...
