From ‘go to court’ to ‘withdraw from court’
A new strand of neurosis seems to pervade Nigeria’s political sphere compelling victims to embrace…
2 years ago
Promise Adiele
Obidient Movement as a fascist group
For the sake of peace in Nigeria, let us unanimously agree that the Obidient Movement…
2 years ago
Open letter to Wole Soyinka
I greet you, sir. I crouch and genuflect before your domineering presence –the irrepressible man…
2 years ago
Interim government: DSS and reverse psychology
Nigerian famed state security apparatus, the Department of State Services (DSS) recently nudged Nigerians, fatigued…
2 years ago
Iwuanyanwu and the ‘political rascals’ rhetoric
Samuel Beckett’s absurdist play, waiting for Godot, avails itself of multiple interpretative tools with a…
2 years ago
The Nigerian bourgeoisie conspiracy
By Promise Adiele The dialectics of class and all its corollaries in modern society constitute…
2 years ago
Explaining Peter Obi’s victory
This is not a critical dissection of the recently concluded presidential election in Nigeria, an…
2 years ago
Peter Obi: Nigeria’s poster boy
The land is tense with stretched adrenaline. Emotions rise and fall, turgid one second, withdrawn…
2 years ago
Election: How are Nigerians thinking?
I am wondering – is it possible for any common person, majority of ordinary Nigerians,…
2 years ago
Nigerian destiny: In the hands of the people
Is destiny real? Can it be changed? Call it fate or predestination – destiny bulks…
2 years ago