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By Moyo Okediji The University of Ife professors who agreed to share the high table with Fela – on that fateful day in 1973 – should have known it wasn’t going to end well for them. The Oduduwa Hall, where the event

The Long Road to Abia – 5 By Agbeze Ireke Kalu Onuma, AI-KO An Anthropological Inquiry into Infrastructure, Ego, and The Industrialization of Grief in Igboland “We have plastered over the silence of our dead with a deafening gallery of gloss, and

By Ikeddy ISIGUZO PRESIDENT Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s collapse in Turkey has elicited comments that point more to the divisiveness that trails Tinubu’s relations with Nigerians, many of whom remember him for the afflictions his policies have been. Today’s Turkey emerged in 1923

By Stephanie Shaakaa Nigeria is entering a dangerous phase. Not dictatorship. Not military rule. Something quieter. A democracy where speaking is technically allowed but practically discouraged. Under President Bola Tinubu’s government, dissent has not been banned. It has simply been made expensive.