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The Nigerian Child in 2027
“It is 9 o’clock. Do you know where your children are?”
That famous line, made popular by the retired NTA anchorman Frank Olize, used to...
Fatherhood, aging, and the fragile future of care in Nigeria
There is a quiet tragedy unfolding in Nigeria, and it rarely trends.
It does not explode like fuel prices. It does not march through streets...
You don see my 2027 Billboard
There is a particular Nigerian season when potholes become campaign offices, electric poles become manifesto stands, and every roundabout suddenly receives a new landlord...
2027 and the Finger That Fingers Nigeria
Fela Aníkúlápó Kuti’s Coffin for Head of State was not merely a song. It was a funeral procession disguised as music, an indictment carried on saxophone,...
Ndisgonabi—Tinubu or Tinubu
Bí ìtàkùn bá pa ẹnu pọ̀, wọn á mú erin so.
If creeping plants could unite, they would easily tie up an elephant.
Politics is full...
