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Our Children Are Watching—and They Are Learning the Wrong Lessons
In the 1980s and early 1990s, civic knowledge was a natural part of growing up. Children could name presidents, governors, and ministers as easily...
Honouring Eggon Heroes: Inspiring a Culture of Memory
Some years ago, I visited Nanjing, China, walking through the Massacre Memorial Hall, the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, and the Nanjing Museum. Names etched in...
Rivers Politics, Power Games, and the Limits of Alleged Political Agreements
I have been reading, watching videos, and following statements and commentaries emanating from the political happenings in Rivers State—particularly the ongoing contest between the...
Fuel Drops, Markets Calm, Fares Stubborn — But Nigeria Is Winning Silently
Nigeria na Nigeria abeg — strong in mind, firm in principle, and resilient in spirit. While headlines scream about insecurity and hardship, the reality...
Rufai Useni: A Mind Too Bright to Be Dimmed by Noise
My journey to appreciating Rufai Useni did not begin with admiration. In fact, I used to see him as a relentless critic who always...
