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“The struggle of a man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting” – Milan Kundera Inferno is the title of a novel found on Amazon Books authored by Luna Mason. The book is in the Beneath the Blaze series and talks

Depending on where one is standing, in Nigeria, the name Igbo is a compound word that includes many ethnic groups heaped together by geopolitical contraption. The perception of who constitutes the Igbo varies from place to place and could determine to a

What we today call “Africa” is not a singular civilization, but a cartographic wound. It is a dismembered geography now branded with 54 national flags, none of which existed before contact with the West. What unites this sprawling landmass is not simply

By Pius Mordi Umaru Yar’Adua was a decent man, very decent. He believed in the innate capacity of man to do good – for himself, his family, the government and, especially the people. That had been his guiding principle since he went

When the story of the 10th National Assembly is told in the years to come, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen will be listed as the architect of a new parliamentary culture. And, he rightly deserves to be

The recent flurry of economic reforms under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu—marked by the aggressive privatization of public assets including federal universities, refineries, and major economic institutions—raises critical questions about intent, national interest, and the long-term political vision behind these moves. While many