Because believe it or not, the current structure of the global economy is built around maintaining the furthest possible physical, economic, and psychological distance between Africans and the things that are made from the resources extracted from under their feet. That's why it

There's a lot to this. I'll update soon

The obvious trap that anti-GMO campaigners keep falling into is to base their argument around science instead of economics. That's a surefire way of losing the debate and making yourself look like some kind of Pastor Chris conspiracy kook. Look, I come from a family where if you

Which is more important to you; the past you never knew about or the future you want to know about?

Again, what do you desire to know the most? The past you never heard of or the future?

I'm sure you already know this by now. The recent DStv price hikes were not solely due to inflation. When a takeover happens, recouping of investments follows. Inflation was just a smoke screen. Just answering the questions of cheaper Vs expensive DStv. DStv will fade away.

Someday Nigerians will learn to stand on principles larger than their stomach, but that day is clearly not today. - David Hundeyin We are just too hungry to focus on what matters.

How many of you are waiting for more reactions from France against Burkina Faso? Just asking. Some of you on this side can't believe it's not getting worse right? It is.

This is the reason for so many problems in Africa — metaphorically. The real culprit is hunger though. Or wait! What created the hunger? Ah shet! This thing goes deep.

I woke up thinking about 'Big Pharma' this morning.

A Coordinated Plot to Destabilise West Africa? Signs Point to a Growing Threat westafricaweekly.com/a-coordinated-…

What do the numbers say about Burkina Faso? Often portrayed by Western officials as a terrorism hotspot and political outlier, Burkina Faso faces increasing international scrutiny. World Bank data suggests a more complex picture. Here's a data-driven approach:

Say after me: I make it easy to love, and I'm loved easily. GO

Nigerian politics is not a system. It’s a drama series. Season 1: The Messiah Emerges Season 2: Blame the Past Government Season 3: Tighten Belt, Eat Vibes Now streaming: Season 4 – The Hope Budget

There is a quote from Joshua Maponga that lives rent-free inside my head: "Everytime you as an African pretend to be who you are not, you deprive the world of the opportunity to experience your greatness."

Wow. America and Trump truly love Christians and Nigerians. Oh please. We are here because our leaders no try but I'll take them over American interest. I can only hope this is indeed what half the Nigerians on X think this is. Una too dey play for this country