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Nigeria’s Cycle of Suffering: A People Held Hostage by Bigotry
Nigerians are often united in lamentation—crying out against the failures of governance, cursing the ineptitude of leaders, and criticising the selfish elite who perpetuate...
Politics is a Cooked Meal—Don’t Insult the Chef Before You Finish Eating
Politics, as Harold Lasswell defines it, is "who gets what, when, and how." But in Nigerian politics, it often extends to who controls whom,...
History Remembers Those Who Dared, Not Those Who Hid
It is obvious that Senator Natasha is taking the fight beyond Nigeria’s borders. A quick scan through major international media platforms—DW TV, CBS, BBC,...
Don’t Go to the Senate with the Spirit of an Activist
The Nigerian Senate, famously known as the Red Chamber, is not Unity Fountain. It is not the protest ground where voices like Omoyele Sowore,...
Silent Structures: Suppressing Speech, Seeking Solace
Shadows sweep softly, subduing sincere speech. Systemic silences signal shifting seasons. Solemn spaces shelter subdued spirits.
Sudden suspensions spark subtle speculations. Should structures shun scrutiny?...
