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Museveni’s Uganda: Family Company Limited
Yoweri Museveni did not begin his political life as a villain. When he seized power in Uganda in 1986, he was celebrated at home...
Connected To Darkness: How Mowe–Ibafo Became A Case Study In Nigeria’s Power Failure
For close to two decades, communities along the Mowe–Ibafo axis lived in enforced darkness, completely cut off from the national electricity grid. Neighbourhoods such...
Fuel Scooping And Some Nigerians’ “If We Die, We Die” Mindset
Another tanker overturns. Another crowd gathers. Containers appear from nowhere. Phones are raised, engines idle, cigarettes glow. Warnings are shouted and ignored. Then, as...
Leave Fubara Alone: The Palm Kernel Is Jumping, Don’t Blind Yourself
There is an old African warning that fits perfectly into the chaos currently consuming Rivers State: “When a palm kernel is jumping and flying...
Rivers’ Political Crisis And The Tower Of Babel: When Lawmakers Speak Different Languages
It is no more news that Rivers State is once again trapped in a political crisis of its own making, one that did not...
