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Reno Omokri And The Politics Of Duplicity: A Tortoise Fable For Nigeria’s Democracy
In African folklore, the tortoise is often portrayed as clever, cunning, and duplicitous. One popular fable tells of the tortoise who, hungry and desperate,...
When Politicians Look Like Kids Waving At The Traveler Bye-Bye, And Chorusing “Buy Bread ooooo!”
If you are still wondering why Nigeria sometimes feels like a badly written comedy skit, look no further than the recent airport photograph of...
When Opinion Writers Don’t Know What To Write Again
There comes a time in the life of every creative soul when exhaustion sets in, not because the mind is bankrupt of ideas, but...
Education Is Not A Scam, It’s A Hobbesian Choice We Must Make
The English philosopher, Thomas Hobbes, is best remembered for his grim depiction of
human life in the absence of order, “nasty, brutish, and short.” From...
Ember Months: Between Superstition And Sobriety
Every year, as the calendar flips to September, a familiar atmosphere descends across Nigeria and many parts of Africa: the so-called Ember months. September,...
