Walking Solo Through The Dim Of Depression
In Nigeria, personal therapy and taking time off for mental health are often seen as foreign concepts, it is not a Nigerian thing. The relentless drive for survival keeps individuals on their feet, masking the underlying struggles with depression until…
Nigeria’s Economic Torpedo: Lets Go Rogue
I came across a profoundly insightful piece this morning, wherein the author aptly labeled Cardoso and Edun as Ikoyi economists engaged in a fierce battle within a Fadeyi economy. Lol In this remarkably brilliant piece, the author xrayed the failure of…
The Blooming New World Order
The Blooming New World Order It would be invidious not to notice how the world is shaping up. It has since moved from the completely western dominance to a culture of conservatism and meteoric liberalism. Ostensibly, the presence of disruptive…
Kids Don’t Need To Code Yet
In a world where everything seems to be speeding up, it’s essential to pause and consider if children are being robbed of their childhood by the relentless push towards early coding education. Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, recently…
I Don’t Obey Orders – A Short Story By Ziad Khadash
As I was sitting in a taxi stuck in a queue of cars at the Atara Israeli army checkpoint, heading to Nablus to meet a beautiful widow I’d got to know on Facebook, it struck me that the timing of my trip to Nablus that day was unfortunate – there had…
Coup Déjà Vu – By Claude Lambert
Africa is at a cusp of a blood filled or a bloodless wonder. It could strap her of what the future really holds or be an indication of what the past foretold. Claude Lambert gives some depth with his personal thoughts on this. Coup Déjà Vu Each coup is…
WHO IS AFRAID OF WALE AKINTERINWA? – By Oni Olalekan
Promoting thuggery in a state like Ondo, where true leadership is yearned for, reflects the depths to which a politician can stoop in pursuit of power. While thuggery is sadly not uncommon in Nigerian politics, the events witnessed in Ondo on the day…
Lawmakers Help Women Cement Abortion Rights In France
France is poised to codify abortion as a constitutional right in a joint session of parliament next week, following a favorable vote by the senate on Wednesday night. This move would establish in the French constitution the “guaranteed…
Is The Love For Books Hitting The Precipice? – F.Omosola
The desire to write and read seems to be waning in today’s world. Logic itself appears to be on life support—fewer people seem inclined to engage deeply with written words, and even fewer are willing to listen attentively to meaningful discourse.…
She Wears My Skull – A Collection Of Poems By Fortune Omosola
She Wears My Skull The door was slightly ajar, carved between the coscia. Inside was moist, yet slippery, but unseen was most of it. The one-eyed twin, swinging on the tender rope of adrenaline, was far from limp as it burrowed in, searching inwards with…
