Saturday, October 10

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The Jason Arday controversy, By Toyin Falola

Professor Jason Arday Occasionally, what a person achieves eclipses who they are. They may be allowed into an institution because of scholarship, research, intellectual contribution, or intellectual promise. But that credential can come to matter…

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Reflections on a legacy, By Itote J Ifedayo

Dr Olukemi Adamolekun She trained first as a nurse and midwife, then earned degrees in Psychology, Guidance and Counselling, and Social Work. Her education and professional experiences ultimately led her to devote herself to the welfare of vulnerable people, particularly…

Blackness and the challenge of restoring complexity to completeness, By Adéwálé Àjàdí

One of the most difficult things to address in writing Afrilition is addressing Blackness as an identity. An identity that many have died to assert and many live with through coercive and oppressive encounters. For many (including me), a settled…

A friend’s letter to Abdulmumin at 50, By Ismaeel Ahmed

I have also had the privilege of seeing him through both triumph and adversity. His political journey has had its share of difficult seasons, some of them difficult enough to discourage almost anyone. But Chairman has an extraordinary capacity to…

Adamawa and APC’s emerging season of discontent, By Jibrin Musa

Abdulrahman Bashir Haske More importantly, Haske’s anticipated defection could become a rallying point for politicians and supporters in other parties who are dissatisfied with their own political structures. His camp is already suggesting that the movement could attract supporters from…

What Uber’s exit should make Nigeria ask (1), By Dipo Baruwa

The deeper issue is that Nigeria is more digitally connected than digitally organised. We have acquired the applications and embraced the devices, but we have not built all the physical, institutional and information infrastructure needed to extract their full economic…

Rufai Oseni and the burden of objectivity, By Niran Adedokun

In the end, the issue is not whether Olayinka or anyone else finds Oseni’s choice of words offensive, but whether the political circumstances make the metaphor conceivable. And therein lies the irony. In attempting to rebuke Oseni for describing Onor…

The questions Nigeria’s 2027 campaign must answer, By Dakuku Peterside

Nigeria’s 2027 campaign is already taking shape. Billboards will multiply. Commissioning ceremonies will assume the choreography of state occasions. Governors and ministers will present flyovers, airports, secretariats, stadiums, housing estates, and freshly paved roads as proof that government has worked.…

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