University of Lagos and the audacity of resilience
Saying it as it is (3)
Remembering Prof. C.S. Momoh
The dwindling population of genuine role models in Nigeria
Legacies, lessons and the audacity of Joseph Ratzinger’s resignation
The growing cynicism about Nigeria’s future (2)
The growing cynicism about Nigeria’s future (1)
Repercussions of government-on-holiday (2)
Repercussions of government-on-holiday (1)
Belongingness, gratitude and New Year prophesies (2)
Belongingness, gratitude and New Year prophesies (1)
Christmas and cash-and-carry Christianity
On bulimia, profligacy and torpidity (2)
On bulimia, profligacy and torpidity (1)
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SubscribeTime and transformation at UNILAG
Philosophers,from antiquity to the present, have attempted to elucidate abstractly the notion of time.However, advancement in the specialised sciences such as physics and mathematics has vastly improved our understanding and measurement of time as an empirical concept.
The normality of abnormality (4)
Hence, if members of any other ethnic nationality living in defunct Eastern region were murdered with reckless abandon by Ndigbo, as the latter were killed in 1966, the murderers deserve punishment and the victims have a right to defend themselves.
The normality of abnormality (3)
These include the problem of constructing a viable Nigerian nation based on justice, equity and fairness for all ethnic nationalities, post-war deliberate depredation and exclusion of the Igbo and Igbo heartland from the commanding heights of national politics, the economy and infrastructural development by successive administrations at the centre, and the question of proper restitution for atrocities committed during the war against Biafrans by the Nigerian army.
The normality of abnormality (2)
From the foregoing, it can be inferred that acts of extreme sadism, especially the type manifested by those who actually brutalized and killed the four undergraduates and the mob that cheered them on, are the result of deep-seated alienation and psychic malfunctioning which stem from skewed individual character and sadistic social environment.
The normality of abnormality (1)
That Nigeria is in deep crisis right now is a big understatement: the country is actually drifting into a black hole of existential abyss from which she might never escape. In fact, abnormality is becoming the “new normal” to the extent that universal standards of civilised behaviour are almost passé.
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