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‘Uncle Sam, They Have Killed Shehu’ – Sam Hart

‘Uncle Sam, They Have Killed Shehu’ – Sam Hart

In 2005, a friend of mine, Hajiya Mariam informed me that her younger brother had been posted to serve in Abia State where I was working then for his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and asked that I help him settle down. After the mandatory orientation camp, I invited him to stay with me in my house in Umuahia temporarily ... Read More »

Dokubo-Asari: A letter from a brother trying to be brave – Kenneth Ibegwam

Dokubo-Asari: A letter from a brother trying to be brave – Kenneth Ibegwam

  Dear Brother Asari, The Igbo people say that when a man wakes up, then his own morning has begun. Now that you are awake, good morning. I call you brother because we are human beings with shared humanity as people; also because we are Nigerians. One people regardless of religions, ethnic groups or differences. I told myself I wouldn’t ... Read More »

#KakandaTemple: Rapper Napoleon, Islam and the African-American Identities – by Gimba Kakanda

#KakandaTemple: Rapper Napoleon, Islam and the African-American Identities – by Gimba Kakanda

    “The fact that blacks look like human beings and act like human beings do not necessarily make them sensible human beings. Hedgehogs are not porcupines and lizards are not crocodiles simply because they look alike. If God has wanted us to be equal to the blacks, he would have created us all of a uniform colour and intellect.” ... Read More »

Buhari is a damaged brand ~  Ibrahim Sanyi-Sanyi and Aliyu Bala Aliyu (REJOINDER)

Buhari is a damaged brand ~ Ibrahim Sanyi-Sanyi and Aliyu Bala Aliyu (REJOINDER)

  We make bold to say that Buhari is indeed the best brand any Nigerian alive today can wish for. After the exit of Nigeria’s great founding fathers; Buhari remains the one who still stands tall today throughout the length and breadth of Nigeria   An article appeared on the backpage of Daily Trust Friday 10th May titled “Buhari is ... Read More »

“Your words lack meaning, sense and acceptance” ~ Angry Nigerian writes Dokubo-Asari (READ)

“Your words lack meaning, sense and acceptance” ~ Angry Nigerian writes Dokubo-Asari (READ)

The irony of the noise you (Dokubo-Asari) make is that your pocket is all that matters and never the ethnic people you even yell to protect. In a Nation, where executive impunity reigns, where our leaders celebrates mediocrity and criminals, where thrash looks rhetorically backed up by the executive arm of this nation. The respected office of the president has ... Read More »

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