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Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe: The Doctor of Hypertension
The bar was Lagos, 1984. Smoke curled in the air, neon lights flickered weakly, and the jukebox croaked before surrendering to the rhythm that...
The Undisputed Lion of Highlife. Ayaka Ozubulu
In the land where the palm trees sway and the talking drum speaks wisdom older than stone, a lion arose. His roar was not...
The Truth About the South-East and the Question of Welcoming Others
They say lies travel faster than truth, and in Nigeria, falsehood has a way of wearing the cloak of wisdom. One of the most...
Pockets, Pay, and the Price of Policing
Corporal Larry sat on the edge of his bunk, the uniform folded neatly beside him. His three children’s school fees were due, the rent...
Igbo Professionals and Traders Caught in the U.S. Visa Trap
For decades, the sons and daughters of the South East have looked beyond Nigeria’s borders in pursuit of education, business, and opportunity. From the...
