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The George Floyds of Nigeria
The water between us remembers, so we wear our history on our skin, long for a sea-bath and hope the salt will cure what...
Nigerians can breathe…Their lives do not matter
Who would want to be a Nigerian, in the bitterest moments he finds humour, in action, in words, most times beyond the usual. It’s...
COVID19, In Nigeria, more of hunger than anything
The full moon looks like burnt bread—Sukanta Bhattacharya
The old English reverend Thomas Malthus was wrong when he wrote that, for eternity, food production would...
COVID-19, Nigeria’s Workers’ Day Political Economy
Elean Thomas (1947-2004), a founder of Jamaica’s Workers Party, in her book Before They Can Speak of Flowers: Word Rhythms (1988) thought about how...
COVID-19, Oh Nigeria, “Gambu”
Gambu
You dey sing for thieves
Gambu
You go sing for me
Person wey befriend rat go chop shit but I go
Still dey follow you if you you...
