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International Women’s Day And The Theatre Of Hypocrisy In Nigeria
Every year on March 8, social media timelines in Nigeria light up with celebratory messages marking International Women’s Day. Politicians issue statements praising women’s...
When Bulldozers Are Rolled Out Without Mercy, Urban Renewal Wears Inhuman Face
Across Lagos, Benin City, Anambra and other urban centers of Nigeria, a disturbing pattern is unfolding with unsettling regularity: homes, shops, and community spaces...
Enough Of “Emilokan” Politics, It’s Time For Serious Governance
Nigeria’s governance predicament is no longer subtle. The patterns are visible in the way public offices are distributed, key institutions are staffed, and qualified...
How Inflammatory Speech Can Backfire, And Trigger Suspicion
In a quiet village, two friends once argued. In a flare of anger, one said, “I go show you pepper.” Hours later, the other...
Beyond “City Boys” And “Village Boys” Politics: Nigerians Want Verifiable Results Ahead Of 2027
Nigeria’s political vocabulary has long been shaped by symbolic identities. Election seasons often recycle familiar archetypes: the urbane strategist with elite polish and global...
