A Reflection on David Oks’ How Funerals Keep Africa Poor
Olayemi Olaniyi In most cultures in Africa, when someone, especially an elderly person, dies, the funeral is often extravagant. Every…
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How CCI is Making Faith More Rational
Usually, weekday church services do not attract a lot of worshippers because people have adult things to do…
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If you are looking for balanced and rational arguments, the last place you want to check is social…
Read MoreAfrica Needs Heroes
For valid reasons, Africans have increasingly become disillusioned with democracy and unsurprisingly, opportunist putschists have exploited this discontent…
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When our ancestors lived in utter privation, hunted and gathered the little they chanced upon, and were at…
Read MoreBurna Boy’s Cancellation: Tall-Poppy Syndrome or Schadenfreude?
By no means do I pretend to be an expert at Afrobeats commentary. I am at that stage…
Read MoreAvatar Democracy: Why Nigeria Needs its Version of Albania’s AI Minister
Albania is one of those countries you hardly hear about in the news. Because of this lack of…
Read MoreChristian Genocide: America Threatens, Nigeria Pretends
Ordinarily, the pronouncements of the American president shouldn’t be of any consequential concern to us. But when he…
Read MoreOsu Castle, Door of No Return, and Moral Evolution
I believe humanity has undergone what I like to call moral evolution. This idea was reinforced during my…
Read MorePeller is the Nemesis We Deserve
The internet is an interesting invention. For some, it is the peak of humanity’s genius. That anyone, anywhere,…
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