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AI and 2027: Who answers when technology gets it wrong, by Dakuku Peterside

A voice message arrives on election morning. It sounds like an INEC official announcing that voting has been postponed. A woman in Mbiama, Kontagora, Ife or Ogoja, having arranged transport and prepared to queue, stays home. The message is false. By the time she discovers the truth, voting has ended. Elsewhere, a fabricated video appears […]
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Keke Marwa vs bullet-proof cars

The first time I saw keke Marwa as a means of mass transportation was in Bangkok, Thailand in 1989. I felt like a proper tourist, if not a native as I hopped from one motorcycle to another in search of cheap textile materials. I was apprehensive at first but I soon overcame my fear.

For the Adoghes: 50 years of marital bliss

In 1962, a dashing young man met a devastatingly beautiful 15-year-old damsel (the chairman of the anniversary reception last Saturday, Engr. Edgert Imomoh, the couple’s friend for the past 50 years, wondered what he was doing with a 15-year-old girl).

Weep not for Mugabe, he does not need our tears – Owei Lakemfa

WEEP not for Robert Gabriel Mugabe. He does not need our tears in Africa for he has done his bit. Whether the coup plotters set up a puppet leadership or directly run Zimbabwe, will not change the legacy of this African warrior who spent a decade in White prisons and took to armed struggle to restore our dignity as human beings.

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