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Obasanjo’s “Fulanization,” Diasporan Intellectual Impostors, By Farooq A. Kperogi
Two important issues competed for my attention this week: Obasanjo’s uncharacteristically explosive public statement on Boko Haram and Fulani herders…
Cattle Colony And Fulani Expansionism
ABUJA (Sundiata Post) Cattle colony is not a new thing in Nigeria. It has existed long before independence and it…
Ndigbo And Stupidity: Why Is Remembrance Of Loved Ones Who Died In The Biafran War A Crime?
Social and political commentator, Alexander Thandi Ubani writes about remembering Biafrans who died over 50 years ago. Locals in south…
Lessons from Nigeria on how public engagement can curb corruption
Corruption is rife in the awarding of contracts for infrastructure projects, such as roads, in Nigeria. Flickr/noise64 Tolu Olarewaju, Staffordshire…
More attention needs to be paid to the health of Africa's men and boys
Girls have taken off, while boy struggle with an outdated idea of manhood. Anton Ivanov/Shutterstock Emmanuel Adebayo, Federal University of…
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Recent happenings across the country show that there is an alarming upsurge in incidence of suicide. Usually, Nigerians are considered…
Nigerians and the Craze for Titles
A notable trait of most Nigerians irrespective of ethnic group, religious persuasion, academic achievement, and social strata is the craze…
The Government Is Serious About Creating Mind-Controlled Weapons
DARPA, the Department of Defense's research arm, is paying scientists to invent ways to instantly read soldiers' minds using tools…
Why flooding in Nigeria is an increasingly serious problem
A canoe ride on a flooded street in Ajegunle, a densely populated area in Lagos, Nigeria. EPA/George Esiri Andrew Slaughter,…
Empowering the powerless: Let's end energy poverty
Election workers count votes by the light of candles and a kerosene lamp at a polling station without electricity in…
