Architect of the Impossible: How Cristiano Ronaldo made self-creation believable, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The final whistle did more than bring another match to its conclusion. It closed an argument that had endured for almost a quarter of a century, an argument that was never really about football but about the possibilities of a human life. For twenty-three extraordinary years, Cristiano Ronaldo invited the world to watch an experiment […]
AsoEbi Boys: A war beyond words, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The Asoebi Boys were meant to be a chapter. Five govs bound by grievance, dressed in coordinated defiance, shaking the foundations of PDP
Religion easiest hiding place for ignorance, by Stephanie Shaakaa
If all husbands locked their wives at home in the name of religion, which nurse would deliver your baby? Which teacher would stand in your daughter’s classroom?
Common humanity, common love, by Muyiwa Adetiba
There is a war story that is not told as often as I would like. Many call it a Christmas story because it happened on a Christmas eve. However it is called, an incident which showed our common humanity occurred on the Christmas eve of 1914 during World War 1. The German forces were arraigned against […]
Alausa and bandit historians, by Emeka Obasi
I picked interest in Minister of Education, Maruf Tunji Alausa right from his appointment as minister of Education by president Bola Tinubu. His Chicago background bought me over when it is highlighted that he spent time at Cook County Hospital ( now known as The John H. Stroger Hospital of Cook County). Over three decades ago, there […]
The sh*T called marital abuse, by Francis Ewherido
Marriage is full of sh*t (violence, weird opinions, abominations and unacceptable conducts, etc). Marriages have them in varying degrees. The sh*t may be obvious or latent, big or small, but it’s there. Marital abuse is one of the sh*t in marriages. It comes in many forms: physical, sexual, financial, emotional, etc. It is present in most marriages. […]
