In this piece, the author argues a thesis of democratic backsliding. Even those who may not like the piece for whatever reasons will admire the writer: a Nigeria undergraduate today writing... Read more
So, what are members of the suffering masses saying in respect of the very scanty reflection of their views in corruption reporting by the media? It is considered a big question to be answer... Read more
Dead people do not come back. That was Obi Oknkwo’s father in Chinua Achebe’s No Longer At Ease, protesting loudly when the elders said the returnee was a reincarnation of his grandfather or... Read more
Two things are waiting to be said about the electoral disaster that befell the British Labour Party in last Wednesday/Thursday election in the UK. Jeremy Corbyn is hinting and hitting at one... Read more
It is turning out to be a wise saying that can probably not be over-used. That is the wisdom that the dead does not weep at his/her own funeral, popularised by the Tiv soloist on the air wav... Read more
Boris Johnson has left almost everyone breathless after his stunning victory last Thursday to renew his Prime Ministership of Britain. Tom Clark , the author of this piece reproduced from Pr... Read more
The point is that Nigeria and the world will only be a better place if every identity tells its own story because no one can tell any other person’s story without turning it into a tool for... Read more
By Tunde Akanni, PhD Introduction The idea of content analysis is well steeped in media studies and adjudged to be particularly rewarding when working with data from media and related source... Read more
If the idea of climate change ever sounded farfetched to some Africans, it no longer is. Climate change has sent an unmistakable message reflecting the vulnerability of every one to its marc... Read more
There is a paradox about food nowadays. Both those who do not have and those who have suffer near equal consequences. Hunger kills just as obesity and/or food related terminal ailments by th... Read more
