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MY RESPONSE TO Mallam Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed OVER MY COMMENTS ON EX-NIGERIAN MILITARY DICTATOR IBRAHIM BADAMOSI BABANGIDA AT 85: COMPASSION DOES NOT REQUIRE HISTORICAL...

By Omoyele Sowore Dear Datti Baba-Ahmed, Yesterday, at the National Peace Committee event, I met Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, Datti Baba-Ahmed’s elder brother and PRP chairman. I...

A Burial, an Inner Voice, And True Safety

By Alifa Daniel in Abuja Safety Is of the Lord About sixteen years ago, I learned a lesson about divine protection in a way I have...

Echoes of Trauma: When hope refuses to leave

By Lillian Okenwa Some people are not tired of hoping. They are tired of having to hope for so long. They have watched opportunities come close...

Rejecting The Politicisation of Religion: A Middle-belt Response to Sheik Yahya Jingir’s Divisive Comments

By Adakole Ijogi The recent comments by Islamic cleric, Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir, at a gathering in Kano where he called on Muslims to support...

The Paradox of the Underpaid Nigerian Health Worker: Are 55,000 Doctors Actually Multimillionaires or Even Billionaires?

By Agbor Neji Ebuta MD Let me begin with a few provocative hypotheses. Most Nigerian doctors may, in economic terms, be multimillionaires—based on the value of...

Nigeria has been captured by bushmen – and this must end

By Kio Amachree This week, Nyesom Wike stood before the cameras in Abuja and told 200 million Nigerians that Bola Tinubu is "the only person...

Setting the Record Straight: A Gentle Correction to Obasanjo’s Claims on Ghali Na’Abba

By Abubakar Bawa Bwari Let me state at the outset that we recognise that the original intention of former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s letter was to...

Echoes of Trauma: When the Journey Begins Again

Sometimes the hardest battle is not surviving the first storm. It is finding the strength to begin again after believing it had finally passed. By...

The Water Is Still The Ocean

By Deborah Alifa I recently came across a quote that has stayed with me. It said, simply, that if you scoop a cup of water...

THE ANCESTRAL ALGORITHM: Africa’s Blueprint for a Post-Industrial Prosperity

By Adakole Ijogi The gravest insult to African intelligence is the persistent narrative that our only path to development is to recreate the 19th-century industrial...

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