The absurdity of primitive accumulation (2)

The absurdity of primitive accumulation (2)

To be fully human entails the ability and freedom to manifest optimally the creative powers inherent in homo sapiens. This is achievable not through amassing wealth one does not really need but by engaging productively in meaningful work and love. According to the German-born American psychoanalyst, Erich Fromm, freedom can be looked at from two main perspectives, namely, "freedom from" and "freedom to."
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Okagbare 2nd best in London

Okagbare 2nd best in London

Nigerian sprints superstar, Blessing Okagbare-Ighoteguonor, came close to winning the women’s 100 metres final in the London Diamond League Anniversary Games on Saturday but she ended up in second place.

At last, Kaduna’s ‘Sambisa forest’ is liberated

At last, Kaduna’s ‘Sambisa forest’ is liberated

Residents erupted in joyful noise, last Tuesday, as Governor Nasir El Rufai of Kaduna State emerged from his vehicle in Birnin Gwari -the beleaguered headquarters of Birnin Gwari Local Government Area, LGA, of the state, about 120km west of Kaduna metropolis.

I went three days without bathing to record a song  — Adasounds

I went three days without bathing to record a song — Adasounds

Budding Afropop singer, Ofor Stephanie Adaeze, a.k.a Adasounds, who is known for her song Kejo, has come out to talk about the greatest price she has paid for her music and her alleged relationship with Oritsefemi. In a chat with Potpourri the light skinned songstress says she has had to spend three days in the studio without a change of clothing or toiletries.

South African Stock Exchange woos Nigerian companies for US$800bn investable funds

South African Stock Exchange woos Nigerian companies for US$800bn investable funds

The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), South Africa, is intensifying efforts to concretize the recent partnership arrangement with the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) to create a robust cross-border listing of and trade in equities of Nigerian companies. The investable funds’ pool in JSE is put at about US$800 billion (N160 trillion).