The Night the Internet Did Not Forget _March 6, 2026 – Al Jazeera Head to Head, Conway Hall, London. By Chidi Ekeh 

. The Night the Internet Did Not Forget _March 6, 2026 – Al Jazeera Head to Head, Conway Hall, London. By Chidi Ekeh  Mehdi Hasan vs. Daniel Bwala turned into a public execution by archive. You walked in as Tinubu’s spokesman. You left as a meme holding a water glass.The Demolition – Short VersionTrump bombed…

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The Ivory Tower in Ruins: Is the Nigerian University Still an Engine of Social Mobility? By Eugene Nanven

The Ivory Tower in Ruins: Is the Nigerian University Still an Engine of Social Mobility? For months of Sundays, the Nigerian public university was the great equalizer. It was the place where the son of a palm wine tapper from a remote village in Ekiti could sit in the same lecture hall as the daughter…

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“If you see something, say something”: Exposing Nigeria’s political charlatans and spiritual merchants By Prince Dr. Wumi Akintide

“If you see something, say something”: Exposing Nigeria’s political charlatans and spiritual merchants   Today, “Apuro Jeun” media outfits and opportunistic podcasts are mushrooming across Nigeria, turning into cheap tools for exploitation and extortion. They prey on money-bag politicians seeking elective offices as legislators and governors, including aspirants such as Adegoke Adelabu Jnr. of Oyo…

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Mobocracy: How the Cancel Culture Is Strangling Democratic Dissent in Nigeria By Olaitan Adesina

Mobocracy: How the Cancel Culture Is Strangling Democratic Dissent in Nigeria By Olaitan Adesina Democracy was never meant to be a chorus of identical voices. It thrives on disagreement, debate, and the tension between competing visions of society. Yet in today’s hyper charged digital space, dissent, the very soul of democracy, has become a dangerous…

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Another “Emergency”? Nigerians Have Memorised the Script. By Chidi Ekeh

Another “Emergency”? Nigerians Have Memorised the Script. By Chidi Ekeh  I was still scrolling through the President’s nationwide-security-emergency speech on Tuesday when my cousin in Kaduna sent a voice note: “They’ve declared another one. Let me go and lock my door before the bandits receive the memo.” Dark humour is the last firewall Nigerians have…

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