There is a well-known maxim in data privacy and modern economics: “If you don’t know the product, then you are probably the product.” In the brutal theatre of Nigerian politics, this reality applies perfectly to human life. For years, the people of Southwest Nigeria have been systematically packaged, traded, and sold as political currency by their own elites. They are […]
History in Nigeria does not just repeat, it bleeds. On July 27, 2006, the “Soul of Lagos” was arguably buried with Funsho Williams, a man whose only crime was being the most credible threat to the burgeoning political machine of then-Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Fast forward to February 24, 2026, and the target has moved from a state to the […]
In Ado Ekiti, a police officer, woke up to a nightmare—his wife, in a fit of rage, had severed his manhood. Consumed by pain and vengeance, he ended her life before giving up his last breath. The tragedy shocked the community, leaving behind unanswered questions and a chilling tale of domestic fury. Domestic Violence in Nigeria is understated.