WESTERN REGION IS IN DANGER
The Western Region, particularly Takoradi and Tarkwa, is currently in a dangerous state a situation that appears to have been neglected by both citizens and […]
Features
A Feast of Fools: When the President Came to Kaduna For Wedding
President Tinubu recently traveled to Kaduna. It wasn’t to solve the problems of hunger or the high cost of living. No, his trip had a […]
The Duality of the African Soul
Religion in Nigeria will always be a cog in the wheel of progress because this is the Trojan horse the colonizers left behind. It is […]
The North-South Divide
Are we really divided by geography or culture? Nigeria is a very heterogeneous society. From the cacophony of our disagreements, there is a straight line […]
WHAT IF NNAMDI KANU IS RELEASED ON FRIDAY?
A friend who is an IPOB sympathizer called me a few minutes ago and announced in the typical IPOB hysteria, that Nnamdi Kanu will be […]
Seppuku: The Ritual of Honor and Sacrifice in Samurai Culture
Seppuku, also known as harakiri, is one of the most iconic and solemn rituals in Japanese history, deeply rooted in the samurai’s code of bushido. […]
My Watermelon Exploded: Organic vs GMO
Imagine this: You’ve just brought home a plump, juicy watermelon from the market, dreaming of sweet slices on a hot summer day. You set it […]
How Tenant turned Landlady’s wrath into laughter
So, my landlady increased our rent from 250k to 300k. I told her face-to-face that I’d been complaining to her about the earthing problem in […]
Dr. Vs (Dr): Differences between Academic Degrees
People need to start understanding the difference between Dr and (Dr). Any “Dr” written without brackets refers to an academic doctorate someone who has spent […]
A Quiet War on Our Soil: How Aid, Chemicals and Banditry Are Strangling the North
A Quiet War on Our Soil: How Aid, Chemicals and Banditry Are Strangling the North By Al-Amin Isa When “Aid” Becomes a Curse: The […]