This chill-less generation would not only welcome the Good Samaritan but also demand authenticity and scrutinise him.
Nigeria needs better conversations about infrastructure. They should ask difficult questions, demand transparency, and insist on rigorous environmental standards.
This historical inheritance also explains why the regional police of the First Republic became vulnerable to political manipulation.
The larger question is what it says about our democracy when so many people feel unable to discuss openly those who wield enormous influence behind the scenes.
Nigerians are already demonstrating extraordinary entrepreneurial resilience.
Appearance acquires greater authority than fact itself.
Tonight’s theme of Motown is a powerful reminder of the global influence of American music and its enduring connections with Nigeria’s own vibrant creative community.
The tournament has so far offered stories on several levels, all at once: good football, major upsets, compelling human moments, and dramatic fan culture.
What I learned from my friend, Tony, was not a denial of press freedom or the promotion of self-censorship. It’s not even an abdication of the duty to hold power accountable.
The news publisher and activist may irritate the powerful, offend the cautious, and exhaust those who prefer gentler politics, but his characteristics are not crimes.
