Nigerian Activism: Standing for Truth, Not Noise
The Misunderstanding of Activism in Nigeria For years, I’ve followed many so-called activists in Nigeria, and one thing is clear—most of the...
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
Birds of the Same Feathers Flock Together: The Putin-Traoré Parallels and the Battle for Truth in Africa
It is always said, "Birds of the same feathers flock together." Today, that proverb finds an eerie echo in the leadership style a...
Beyond Slogans: The Illusion of Change in African Politics
One of the songs by Bob Marley, the reggae star and freedom fighter, that I’ve always loved is “Slogan” , where he boldly declares: “Can’t t...
The Making of a Myth: How Soldiers Become Saints in the Eyes of a Frustrated Nation
In the wake of political disappointment, insecurity, and foreign interference, a particular pattern tends to emerge across many African nati...
Africa’s Power Game: Why Leadership Change Rarely Means Progress
Africa’s greatest challenge today isn’t external—it’s internal. It’s not the IMF, the West, or even the legacy of colonialism. Africa’s rea...
The Promises of Captain Ibrahim Traoré: Where Do We Stand?
In my previous post, I asked a simple but important question: Has Captain Ibrahim Traoré succeeded or failed in delivering what he promised ...
Brice Oligui Nguema : 4 atouts-clés pour les élections au Gabon et ses défis
À l’approche des élections présidentielles gabonaises du 12 avril 2025, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, président de transition et ancien chef...
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