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FAROOQ KPEROGI

April 3, 2021

CCT Chairman Umar’s “BIAFRAN Boys” insult part of Nigeria’s unofficial Igbophobia

Most people know that “national unity” is only invoked as a rhetorical cudgel to squelch dissent.

Danladi Umar
March 27, 2021

How to resolve Kwara hijab controversy

Missionary schools that were taken over by the government are still essentially public schools. No more, no less.

Nigerian female students wearing Hijab
March 20, 2021

Hijab as red meat of bigotry in Kwara education crisis

We need to have an honest national conversation about why the hijab triggers such extreme bitterness and hostility in some Nigerian Christians.

Nigerian female students wearing Hijab
March 13, 2021

Tinubu’s missing asset declaration and perils of pecuniary journalism

When newspapers go from not holding the power to account to being paid to attack those who do, they are in the throes of a horrifying professional death.

Tinubu and CCB
March 6, 2021

Why Biden embraces Nigerians and shuns Buhari

President Biden appreciates Nigerians but has nothing but stone-cold disdain for the inert, isolated mannequin in Aso Rock that pretends to be Nigeria’s “president.”

President Buhari and President Biden
February 27, 2021

Top seven expressions you didn’t know we owe to Black America

The contributions that African Americans have made to global English also owe debts to the enduring influences of their (West) African origins.

Map of America and Africa
February 20, 2021

Fulani and other African personal names among Black Americans

Thousands of personal names the Gullah people bear are similar to many names people in west and central Africa still bear.

Map of America and Africa
February 13, 2021

Surprising American cousins through my mother’s ancestry

The most shocking surprise for us was that AncestryDNA’s database matched us with hundreds of cousins who turned out to be mostly Black Americans.

Map of America and Africa
February 6, 2021

Gullah: Long lost Africans in America who are still African

From the 1990s, the Mende people in Sierra Leone and the Gullah people in the US have established formal linkages.

Africa and U.S. maps
January 30, 2021

Ibrahim Gambari’s new insidious assault on the media

Where governments used to seize and burn copies of newspapers that published critical stories, they now tell telecommunication companies to block the URLs of news websites.

Ibrahim Gambari and Peoples Gazette