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We Made Teachers Beggars… And Now We’re Paying the Price
They made the engineers.
They taught the doctors.
They even gave the presidents their first ABC.
And now, they line up for handouts just to survive.
This is...
The Second Temptation of Jonathan
There is a familiar drumbeat rising again from the North. Its rhythm is subtle, yet persistent a call, not to arms, but to ballots....
Trump, Epstein, and the Moral Reckoning America Avoids
They called him a kingmaker. A billionaire. A president. A messiah of Middle America. But in the dark corridors of modern history, where whispered...
Tinubu’s 2027 Path Is Clear But So Are Nigeria’s Problems
Tinubu’s second term is all but guaranteed going by my permutations, I may be wrong.
But what’s the point of power if it doesn’t transform...
The Silence in the Staffroom, Nigeria’s Public Universities and the Hidden Plague of Workplace Bullying and Harassment
There’s a quiet cruelty that festers behind the ivy-covered walls of Nigeria’s public universities. A plague that rarely makes it into senate meetings or...
