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WOMEN AND RESILIENCE: The Juliet Anaeme Story and the Burden of Being a Woman in Nigerian Politics
They say politics is not for the fainthearted. But in Nigeria, it’s not just courage a woman needs — it’s armor.
Every election season, we...
When Justice Took Off Her Blindfold
America once sold the world the idea that justice was blind.
But this week, justice took off her blindfold, squinted at a billionaire — and...
The Generals Are Gone, But Is The System Changed
When a nation changes its generals, it often wants to signal a new beginning. But Nigeria has seen this movie before — and the...
The Kingdom That Chose Happiness
They say there’s a place on Earth where wealth is measured not in dollars, but in daylight — where silence is currency and contentment,...
The Crossroads of Truth: South East’s Moment of Reckoning
What does peace mean to a people who have buried too many sons?
In Anambra today, Governor Charles Soludo’s amnesty for six repentant gunmen has...
