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Reminiscing Over The Day Truth Sat Opposite Bwala
There is an African proverb that says: “If lies travel for twenty years, the truth will surely meet it in one day.” Few modern...
When Fuel Prices Rise, The Common Man Pays The Price
Every time the price of fuel rises, economists reach for technical phrases, “negative supply shocks”, “exchange rate pressures”, and “global market volatility.” But for...
In Defence Of Tough Questions In Journalism
In Nigeria today, journalism has become one of the most misunderstood professions. It is perhaps the only field where people from virtually every other...
‘Ojoro Politics’ In The Screening Of Fubara’s Nominees And Nigeria’s Do-Me-I-Do-You Syndrome
Nigeria’s political landscape has long been shaped by rivalry, personal grudges, and a persistent culture of retaliation. In everyday parlance, the phrase “do-me-I-do-you” captures...
Gov. Otti And ‘Small Shit Wey Dey Spoil White Boxer’
In Nigerian pidgin, people often say: “Na small shit dey spoil white boxer.” The meaning is simple but powerful. A white boxer may be...
