The Fowl on a journey inside the basket does not know where it will end.
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Salome Abuh, And The Cost Of A Nigerian Life, By Dr. Prince Charles Dickson
The kangaroo, and the chameleon set out to visit the turtle, after days in the forest trekking, they were almost at the turtle’s home, when the lion roared, they did not see the lion, but heard the roar, both kangaroo… Read More ›
…No End Of Year Rice For Nigeria, By Dr. Prince Charles Dickson
By next week it would be December, the month of Christmas, better put the last month of the year, so just some 30 plus days to the year 2020 and again we will be wishing ourselves the best of the… Read More ›
Hate Speech Coup, And Beer Parlor Gist In Nigeria, By Dr. Prince Charles Dickson
A coup is a curious thing. Those who make the coup never admit that they have made the coup. They claim that they are restoring democracy or that they are taking extraordinary means to establish the conditions – eventually –… Read More ›
In Nigeria; Don’t Kill Yourself, Please Laugh, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
In 2017, Issa Shivji delivered the Harold Wolpe Memorial Lecture at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. Issa, who taught at the University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) for decades, reflected on the idea of revolutionary intellectuals. He… Read More ›
My Friend Sowore…And What Really Is Ours
To the thinking man, the world is a comedy; to the feeling man, it’s a tragedy. I think all the time–Ken Saro Wiwa.
Let Us Break Something In Nigeria, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
I know from experience that criticisms, even apparently destructive criticisms, are helpful to government—Lateef Jakande, former governor of Lagos state
Nigeria; What Are We Borrowing These Trillions For? By Prince Charles Dickson PhD
Debts are nowadays like children begot with pleasure but brought forth in pain
As Discontent And Rivalry Take Centre Stage In Nigeria, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
The sum total of everything — the good, the bad and the ugly — may form the mass of our existential lives and the nation’s but why do we place the highest premium on frivolities at the detriment of grave… Read More ›
Mu Masangano, The Crossroads With Aisha Buhari And Tasha, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you on board this flight and to the new edition of Inzozi Magazine. Sit back, relax and enjoy your journey. Thank you for choosing to fly RwandAir.
So After The Elections – They Treat Us Anyhow, By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
The occasion was the Post 2019 Election Review Conference. The idea was to look at how all the stakeholders fair, from the electorate, security apparatchiks and the voters.
Nigeria, Is She Really 59 Years Old? By Prince Charles Dickson Ph.D
Akì í mú ìbọn tetere. One does not hold a gun carelessly. (Always be careful in handling dangerous matters.) So Nigeria is 59 years, 59 years after the British officially handed over to us, to run the show, we call… Read More ›
