Victor Osimhen vs. Napoli: A Case Study in Selective Outrage & Cognitive Dissonance
A few days ago, I came across a video on X, formerly Twitter. The caption described it as…
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A few days ago, I came across a video on X, formerly Twitter. The caption described it as…
Read MoreThe prospects of an Igbo presidency have always been met with sceptic pessimism. Sometimes, it’s hard to argue…
Read MoreMaybe I’m just a nostalgist who romanticizes his childhood. But I do not recall religion being this extreme…
Read MoreOn the first of June, three days after Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn-in as president, social media did…
Read MoreI’ve had just one experience with loans. It’s something I look back at with awe and dread. You…
Read MoreIt’s difficult to defend Buhari, whether as an ardent fan or spectator. How he quickly morphed from a…
Read MoreThumbing through Instagram yesterday, I came across a post from Instablog 9ja, a popular entertainment account known for…
Read MorePerhaps there’s no greater evidence of how the US dollar signals socioeconomic status than the frequency with which…
Read MoreOurs is a society where money answereth all things; a society where no one is immune to what…
Read MoreI’m big a fan of Wole Soyinka. Surfing YouTube for his lectures is one of my favourite pastimes.…
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