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You’re Not My Mom
The phrase is usually uttered in a sharp, defensive register, dropped like a iron curtain across a dining table or a doorway: “You’re not...
Politics Under the Transformer
To live in a Nigerian city during a power failure is to be reminded of how little one’s citizenship actually weighs on the scale...
Take Us Back To Egypt
Tinubu’s Exodus and a Nation That Can No Longer Afford the Journey
When President Bola Tinubu told the City Boy Movement in Abuja, “You cannot...
From Atiku’s Spokesmen to Tinubu’s Spokesmen
Yesterday, Atiku. Today, Tinubu. Tomorrow, who knows?
A microphone has no permanent owner. The man holding it today may be holding it for somebody else...
The Scandals of The Tinubu Presidency
The Money, the Allegations, the Political Comebacks, and the Questions Nigerians Are Still Asking
When Bola Ahmed Tinubu took the oath of office on 29...
