Ignore the temptation to acknowledge that as you grow older, the country’s thorns grow younger. Live like a bird. Do not think of the future.
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I was a simple child then. Intelligent, but simple. I knew I wasn’t like most boys my age. I didn’t like football, nor did I enjoy fighting. I was called a girl so much I’m surprised it didn’t become a nickname.
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We let silence speak the words our mouth cannot; we let it tell the tales of her pleas and my forgiveness. Mayme might have been my citizenship insurance at first, but now, she is my wife, the woman I love.
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ChiUkwu is called ChiUkwu for a reason. He is the only god with “ukwu” attached to his name. The Great. The Supreme. And what does a man so weak that the rains had beaten the melanin off him know about greatness?
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They preach prosperity year in, year out, and during election tell you not to vote for a Muslim if you are a Christian. Or not vote for a Christian if you are a Muslim. Election is next year, you will see with your two eyes. That is if you do not leave the country oh. Anyway, you can watch from over there in the abroad.
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On the surface, the coup looks like an Igbo plot: almost all its leading plotters were Igbo or Igbo-speaking, almost all its victims were non-Igbo, and Ironsi, who crushed it and became head of state, was Igbo.
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Pidgin English as a lingua franca in West Africa has united people, creating a bond that transcends borders.
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A poem by Ariyo Ahmad
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A poem by Muyiwa Adesokun
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They will forbid their people from voting for anyone that is not Musa. The subjects will take the news to their four wives. Their wives will tell their neighbours. The neighbours will tell their children, and the children will write ‘Sai Musa’ on every wall they see on every street.
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Examining the roles of feminist women during the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria
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Abdulrahman’s satire on #EndSARS paints a history of bad governance in Nigeria.
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When I spoke to my colleague in Nigeria, he mentioned an increasing belief that the virus is a problem only among the elites in Nigeria and, possibly, Africa.
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It was in actively becoming involved with the feminist movement that I began to really see the many misconceptions of the movement that people had.
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Short Story | Henry Chukwuemeka Onyema | Nigeria
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Rape and consent in Nigeria
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What I really need these days is a cup of tea with a friend who simply asks: “Are you ok, ma?”
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I angrily dropped the call the last time I called Uncle Emeka to enquire about my reserved job position and he told me to send him my CV. Again!
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They are like giant metallic mosquitoes, close enough to frustrate and just far enough to avoid swatting.
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Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder, and Tyson Fury all have one thing in common—a Nigerian connection.
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