Police Brutality, Taking A Clue From Derek Chauvin’s Conviction
On that faithful 25th day of May 2020, if anyone had told George Floyd the African-American that it would be his last, I presume that
May 6, 2021
Posts in category: #EiEChronicles
The Second Quadrannium of Gambrach: The Pantomime of Bikinimi – Rotimi Fawole
After a season of gbakamuninion with the unchill in the Kingdom of Jirria, the spirit of the Tword once again came upon the Chronicler, bringing
April 29, 2021
Good Governance Makes Sense – Ayobami Akinyode OLUNLOYO
(From the blog: ‘My Nigerian Dream’) Nigeria remains a country of countless contradictions. Impressive and daring citizens on one hand, yet a shockingly unimpressive leadership
April 16, 2021
Silence is Consent: Occupying the Office of the Citizen – ‘Yemi Adamolekun
When I started actively working on governance issues 10 years ago, it seemed that there would be a rational sequence of actions that led to
March 29, 2021
The Second Quadrannium of Gambrach: End SCARS! – Rotimi Fawole
In the land of Jirriah, where King Gambrach reigned over the 37 Kingdoms, from the Iron Throne of Boo Jar, there was a division of
December 24, 2020
Achieve fame and all is forgiven – Chuba Ezekwesili
Here’s a guide to achieving this fame which will absolve you from ever speaking up. First step – chase international fame. If you chase international
December 3, 2020
We Move! – Aisha Yesufu
First of all, I would like to say that may the souls of all our #EndSars soldiers we have lost in this fight rest in
December 3, 2020
“Still Unconvinced? Why Nigeria’s Diaspora Matters”
(From the blog: ‘My Nigerian Dream’) By: Ayobami Akinyode OLUNLOYO As I considered how to begin this piece, a few thoughts raced through my
November 27, 2020
“For the Love of Country…”
(From the blog: ‘My Nigerian Dream’) Ayobami Akinyode OLUNLOYO I often say (to myself) that the best songs in the world have already been
November 19, 2020
#EndSARS: When Young Citizens are “No Longer at Ease” by Adeolu Adekola
The plot of the 1960 novel by Professor Chinua Achebe’s “No Longer at Ease” chronicles the corruptible nature of the main character confronted with the
November 13, 2020
#EndSARS: Focus on the Government and Get Them to ACT – Bankole Wellington
The honest truth is that people have been pushed to the edge. They have been frustrated, angry and burnt for far too long. And there
October 15, 2020
BANNING FSARS, AN OPERATION PROBLEM WHILE THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM LINGERS! – Kenneth Adejumoh
In a democratic government, masses’ agitations are usually orchestrated through peaceful protest to get the attention of the government. This used to be a physical
October 8, 2020