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Penchant for Data and “Nigeria’s Unknown Population”
While in Secondary School (Minor Seminary), the authorities ensued that the exact number of meat was provided for students during meals. If there were...
Nigeria: A Catch-22 or Nation of Churches and Mosques?
In matters that concern Religion and Philosophy, scholars have always leaned on the timeless remarks of John Mbiti’s African Religions and Philosophy (1969:1) that: “The African is...
Quadruple Heritage: The Drama of Post-Colonial Nigeria!
In one of my columns “Labels as Instruments of War”: A Post-COVID-19 Consideration,” I made reference to Prof. Ali Mazrui’s seminal thesis, The Triple Heritage - a film...
“The Long Shadow of Usman dan Fodio”: Implications for National Integration!
Northern Nigeria has been living in the shadows of the past. To cast our minds back, the region was Islamised by Fulani invaders from...
Stories as Spiritual Lungs of a Continent: 15 Adaptations of Pope Francis’ 54th World Communications’ Day Message for Africa
1. There is no Continent of the world that Pope Francis’ choice of the theme of storytelling for the 54th World Communications’ Day Message...
