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The Long Term Effects of Insecurity in the Sahel

Insecurity has been a plague across various countries within the Sahel region for nearly two decades at this point. Insurgencies from armed groups have...

Nigeria’s North vs South Divide is Hurting The Country

The playbook often used the European colonial governments to maintain a strong grip on their power over their colonies typically involved grouping communities of...

Polygamy in Africa; Should We End The Practice?

Recently photos of a man, from Northern Nigeria, married to multiple wives went viral online. The size of the man's family mangaed to catch...

Nigeria: The Binance Saga Paints a Bleak Picture on the Current State of Affairs

The detention of two Binance executives by Nigerian authorities, following their meetings with government officials, highlights a concerning state of affairs within the government....

The Significance of Kai Cenat’s trip to Makoko

Recently, the popular Twitch streamer, Kai Cenat, made a visit to Nigeria. Over the course of a couple of days during his stay, the...

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The Social Media Trap: From One Moral Panic to the Next

Social media keeps turning shocking criminal cases into public spectacles, rewarding outrage and conspiracy over facts or nuance.
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My Experience Learning to Take Fiction Seriously

A good fictional story can allow you to experience a world shaped by assumptions very different from your own.

There is Nothing Wrong with Black Hair

Black people should not have to make themselves look less Black in order to be considered respectable

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Social Media is Never Going to Replace Actual Journalism

Social media has transformed the way we communicate with each other and the way we consume news. However, it will never be a substitute for actual journalism.

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ECOWAS Needs to Have Its Own Joint Security Force

After over a decade of armed insurgents ravaging the region, it is time for ECOWAS to form it own regional security force to combat terrorism.

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The decision by the Washington Post to not endorse a candidate has set up a firestorm among readers resulting in thousand of subscription cancellations.