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Nigeria; These three words—FIX THE SYSTEM
Nigeria’s greatest tragedy is not just corruption or poverty—it is the stubborn belief that our salvation lies in individuals, not institutions. We have turned...
Of Toilets, Expensive Shit, and Nigerian Classism
A puppy thinks: “These people feed me, love me, give me warmth—they must be gods!”
A kitten thinks: “These people feed me, love me, give...
What if Mr. Tinubu Loses the Election?
In the sprawling political theater called Nigeria, elections are not just contests of numbers; they are storms of emotion, tribal loyalty, religious undertones, and...
The Virtuoso: Frank Nweke Jr., Sixty and Nationhood
A virtuoso, by its original Italian meaning, is not merely a person of talent but one who wields mastery with precision, discipline, and flair....
The Man Died—Solomon Arase and Community Policing
“One day a dog came to the lion and challenged him to a fight…”—the lion refused, because a lion knows that sparring with a...
