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The uproar around Rahama Sadau’s photo, that she had to apologise, and the fact that officials are now legitimising the harassment she has been receiving is everything you need to

Will only add that as much as civic education should be accessible, let’s just be careful not to encourage spoonfeeding people knowledge. People have to want change. Which means they

As usual, these steps are very vague. At least two major red flags about this list. 1. Timelines. You have provided no timelines whatsoever for when 4 out of 5

I know we like to say Yoruba people emphasise respect. I believe this 100%, but increasingly I doubt Yoruba people meant for respect to be as one-sided as it can

Two things I find interesting about the obsession over why Africa is reporting low COVID-19 numbers:1. Big elephant in the room—‘Public health narratives have historically painted Africans as hapless and

Can never understand why @republicjournal gets drafts from so many men wanting to write about feminism. Wanting to write because, lacking any real engagement with the subject, what they often

Nnamdi (Living in Bondage) really thought he could quit the cult like bus driver this is my stop. Someone that drove Porsche on Bourdillon “I didn’t sign up for

He made up his mind!https://twitter.com/9elumi/status/1264718956407001088 Nah, I’m glad you guys watched the same film as me.Can we also talk about how, if we’re keeping it a buck, the Brotherhood had