“Fatherland”
And as long as men are swayed by their hearts and stomachs and not their heads the Chief Nangas of…
Gen-Z, Startups, and the Art of Collaboration in Modern Work Culture
Let’s establish a fact. A fact that we can all see playing out before our very eyes; the current generation…
Music as a Key Player in Driving Social Change in Africa
Music uses different forms of expression and themes because of its diverse nature. Songs are tailored to take listeners through…
Remembering Mandela through Martin Meredith
Martin Meredith is a British historian and author born on July 9, 1937, in Hampshire, England. He is known for…
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Here is Why Anikulapo Might Have Missed the Oscar Committee Selection
From a director and a scriptwriter, here is my honest review of why Anikulapo, the movie, might have missed the…
An open letter to Nkrumah, Mandela & co
I passed by and saw an ugly sight: The ones whose names we chanted in the streets Sitting on Chinese…
Growth in Dark Times
Change is constant, so they say. I’ve been taught to expect change and to evolve as a person, but there…
The Price
“I will kill you today!” He yelled after administering another slap on my face and moved to lock the door.…
Tuning Out of a Dark Tunnel
Be still, sad heart! and cease repining;Behind the clouds is the sun still shining.Henry Wadsworth Longfellow STANZA I As I…
The Smile
For the first time since I was folded in my sleep, I noticed dawn smelled of burning wood. Flipping myself…
God Loves Athiests Too
He got my heart. He really did. But he is an atheist. An unrepentant one. A typical former-believer-turned-unbeliever kind of…
The Eraser
I talk to myself a lot. My parents find it strange when they walk in on me, but we always…
Love Came to Me Soft and Stuffed
Life was a big circus to me. Everything was still beginning. You know that phase in your life when you…
