By Steve Osuji They didn’t know that we knew. There was a popular joke of the 90s christened: they didn’t know that we knew. It is actually best rendered in Yoruba. The title, which is in itself hilarious in its native state is: Eyin o mo pe awa mo. Let’s attempt a go at the […]
By Rimamnde Shawulu Episode 02 of The Middle Belt Files is out — and this one is important. It is not a provocation. It is the documented finding of Human Rights Watch, ACLED, and the Global Terrorism Index. Hosted by Rimamnde Shawulu. Presented from Abuja. All sources are public and linked in the description. ▶️ […]
Hosted By Rimamnde Shawulu . . . Presented from Abuja. All sources are public and linked in the description. ▶️ Watch here: https://youtu.be/qPRNXZXekLM?si=LR39SssOMH9BBhRZ Episode 02 of The Middle Belt Files is out — and this one is important. The title is “The Killing Fields: Why More People Die Here Than in Boko Haram’s War.R...
With Rimamnde Shawulu Millions of Nigerians have been displaced. Entire communities across Benue, Plateau, Kaduna and other parts of the country continue to face deadly attacks, while many families remain in IDP camps years after losing their homes. ▶️ Watch now, share your thoughts and forward this to others. In this powerful edition of Majal...
By Bola BOLAWOLE PRUSSIAN WAR strategist, Carl von Clausewitz, defines war as the continuation of politics by other means. In other words, when diplomacy fails, nations resort to war to achieve the same objectives they had set out to achieve with diplomacy. Thus, war is not an end in itself but a means to an […]
By Babafemi Ojudu A FRIEND of mine, Caxton Matanmi, put up a simple post on Facebook not long ago: “I AM A PACIFIST! I HATE ALL WARS. SAY ‘YES’ IF YOU ARE LIKE ME. GOD BLESS THE PEACEMAKER.” It was short. Almost too simple for the weight of the subject. No long arguments. No historical […]
