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HOW OUR ENGLISH PROBLEM STARTED: A Naija Linguistic Safari
Once upon a compound, somewhere between a barbing salon and a bending corner, Nigeria took English, turned it upside down, added stew, and served...
Tinubu’s Final Gift to Buhari: A Burial of Dignity, A Message of Unity
There are moments in a nation’s life when politics must bow to the dignity of honour, and the present is humbled by the weight...
“Go and Marry”: Advice or Insult?
During my NYSC in Kaduna, I boarded a shuttle from Sabo to Kawo. At my stop, the conductor shouted, “Come down, my friend!”
To the...
Political Coalitions And The Upsurge In Propaganda
In Nigerian politics today, coalitions are less about shared values and more about shared enemies. Parties running out of steam form alliances not for...
Zoning, Structure, and Stomach: Nigeria’s Real Political Ideologies
Every four years — like clockwork, like harmattan dust, like the sudden appearance of relatives during Christmas — Nigerian politicians embark on what can...
