Saturday, December 13, 2025

Rudolf Okonkwo

November 19, 2025
Maitama Tuggar
November 1, 2025

 Jesus is not your pharmacist

For those Africans who choose holy water over hypertension medication, remember it is preposterous to fear the pill more than the demons.

Holy Water
October 18, 2025

How artificial intelligence makes God unnecessary

It is so terrifying that even God’s job is not safe.

Open AI
October 9, 2025

Rufai Oseni’s public flogging of Engineer David Umahi

When Umahi was the governor of the backwater state of Ebonyi, he acted like a god demanding worship.

Journalist Rufai Oseni and minister David Umahi
August 29, 2025

Fare thee well, Nnaemeka Okwelume

Nnaemeka Okwelume dedicated himself to a thankless calling, where one sacrifices time and resources only to receive criticism and abuse in return.

Nnaemeka Okwelume
August 16, 2025

Igbo, Yoruba squabbles contextualised

The Igbo–Yoruba quarrel may be smaller than India–Pakistan’s rift, but the pattern is familiar.

Peter Obi and Bola Ahmed Tinubu
August 9, 2025

A long, overdue gratitude to Mike Awoyinfa

When starting out in any career, you owe the greatest gratitude to the person who gave you your first real chance—not those who rush to claim credit for your success.

Mike Awoyinfa
August 1, 2025

How to fall in love with a Nigerian

The Nigerian is a composite species—equal parts cockroach, scorpion, wasp, mosquito, and butterfly.

Nigerian students on campus
July 14, 2025

Muhammadu Buhari’s urgent dispatch from the great beyond

Let me begin by sharing the most profound truth I ever heard in life—one I stubbornly ignored: Only the dead are truly educated.

Muhammadu Buhari
July 9, 2025

Peter Obi is stuck—so is Nigeria

Unless there’s a major bombshell in the next two years, Nigerians will likely head into a 2027 election with Peter Obi on one side and Bola Tinubu on the other.

Peter Obi and Bola Tinubu