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    Deaths that have become ordinary

    The citizens who died in Odigbo were not numbers. Neither were the 37 people who died in Niger.

    Tinubu finally solves his Chicago problem

    Sometimes, the best diplomatic strategy is simple: don’t show up.

    Can Nollywood embrace AI without losing its cultural identity?

    Culture is not an aesthetic preset. You cannot prompt your way into a lived experience.

    After correcting the map, can Africa correct the balance of global power?

    Correcting the world map is not evidence that Africa’s diplomatic clout is growing. It demonstrates how relatively cheap recognition can be.

    Azu Ishiekwene: What shall we do about South Africa?

    Nigeria’s former President Olusegun Obasanjo was right when he said in a recent interview that African leaders had not done enough to stop the xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

    Odigbo Deaths: The Nigerian adulterated products crisis

    Somewhere between the chemist and the manufacturer, between the importer and the regulator, life has been converted into a commercial calculation.