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We Burn the Poor and Protect the Powerful
Let’s not sugarcoat it. Jungle justice is wickedness, plain and simple. It is the murder of a fellow human being by people who have...
He Called Her His Niece, She Was His Daughter, And You’re Blaming the Wife?
The day before yesterday, social media in Nigeria was set ablaze by the viral video of a Nigerian woman living abroad, whose world unraveled...
Justice for Sale: How the Nigerian Judiciary Lost Its Soul
There was a time just a few years ago when walking into a courtroom felt like stepping into something sacred. The law was blind,...
The Young Lion of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré and Africa’s New Path
In a continent where leadership has often meant self-preservation and allegiance to foreign interests, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the 35-year-old president of Burkina Faso, stands...
Benue Is Bleeding, Will You Look Away Again?
Benue State, once the lush green jewel of Nigeria’s Middle Belt, is bleeding out in plain sight. And yet, somehow, so many eyes remain...
