Lateef Jakande: Lessons in Leadership

By Babafemi Ojudu Let me share a story former President Muhammadu Buhari once told me about the late Alhaji Lateef…

The Cultural Symbolism of Liman and Ankle Bangles in African Traditions

The Liman and similar bangles are more than ornaments—they embody wealth, identity, continuity, and kinship. Their presence in festivals and…

The Cultural Symbolism of Liman: Spiral Bangles in Ugep Leboku Festival

The Liman is more than jewelry—it is a living heritage, a symbol of wealth, identity, and continuity. Its presence at…

Cabo Verde: Small Nation, Big Impact

Cabo Verde’s World Cup debut is more than just a sporting milestone; it symbolizes the resilience and global presence of…

When Can a Court Reverse Its Own Judgment? Understanding the NDC Case Through Legal Principles

By Otunba Abdulfalil Abayomi Odunowo The Federal High Court in Lokoja’s recent decision to set aside its December 10, 2025,…

BAO2BAO: … and God answered! – (1)

By abiodun KOMOLAFE _(Published in THE NATION, Saturday, June 27, 2026)_ Congratulations to Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, aka BAO, on…

Philosophical Dimensions of Yakurr Patriclan, Matriclan, and Adoption Systems

The Yakurr kinship system demonstrates a profound philosophical framework where patriclan and matriclan affiliations intersect to shape identity, inheritance, and…

INSANITY IS TRYING TO LIVE FROM YOUR WISHED FOR NONEXISTENT IDEAL SELF. SANITY IS LIVING FROM YOUR REAL SELF

Ozodi Osuji Ph.d I just watched a rather long videotape by Alan Watts (1915-1973) talking about his understanding of neurosis…

Interlocutory Decision of the Federal High Court Lokoja: Implications for NDC

The Federal High Court’s decision serves as a reminder that courts will not hesitate to set aside their own rulings…

Akara Is Not Nigeria’s Biggest Dream

By Boma West The First Lady's recent advice that Nigerians can start an akara and kuli kuli business because it…

Nsibidi: The Living Script of Africa’s Interconnected Heritage: Cultural Revivalism

The preservation and study of Nsibidi is not merely a cultural duty—it is a historical necessity. Nsibidi stands as a…

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