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The Funeral Nation
How long will we keep typing “Rest in Peace” with trembling fingers, only to scroll past the next headline? How long will condolence statements...
Three Words, I Am Sorry
They are among the simplest constructions in the English language. A pronoun. A verb. An adjective. Three soft sounds that can be spoken in...
When Crowns Bow to Politics, Nations Lose Their Spine
Nigeria is quietly dismantling its own authority.
Not with tanks.
Not with decrees.
But with signatures.
There was a time when kings were not decorative. They were decisive....
A Wedding Dress Does Not Make a Child a Wife
If she were your daughter, would you marry her at thirteen?
Not someone else’s child in a distant village. Yours.
Would you take the notebook from...
A Government That Fears Questions Is Afraid of Its Own Record
Nigeria is entering a dangerous phase.
Not dictatorship.
Not military rule.
Something quieter.
A democracy where speaking is technically allowed but practically discouraged.
Under President Bola Tinubu’s government, dissent...
