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As Nigeria moves toward the 2027 general elections, a difficult question is beginning to surface beneath the surface of political campaigns and electoral promises. What if millions of Nigerians who will determine the outcome of that election are not on the voters register, not because they are ineligible, but because…

In Memory Of Prof Chinua Achebe Who Died 13 Years Ago On 21 March 2013, Wale Okediran, Secretary General of the Pan African Writers Association Recalls His Article Written On July 2013 In Honor Of The Iconic Writer.------   The funeral was over Everywhere was quiet and there were no…

“I walked into the Governor’s Lodge, my feet languid and heart trembling. When you walk into that hallowed premises, you are not sure of your fate. On this particular day, even inanimate objects at the Lodge knew that the earth and heavens were in a warring mood. There was an…

In many African and other cultural contexts, traditional marriage ceremonies are regarded as essential social and familial obligations. While some critics dismiss these practices as purely cultural, a closer examination reveals that many aspects of traditional marriage align closely with biblical principles. Scripture consistently presents marriage as a covenant ordained…

"Circumstances do not make the man; they reveal him." James Allen’s words resonate deeply within the Nigerian and broader African context, where poverty is often explained almost entirely as a product of failed systems.   Weak governance, corruption, colonial legacies, insecurity, poor infrastructure, unemployment, and limited access to capital are…