Nigerians and the ‘Japa’ Fever
By Zayd Ibn Isah One of the common slang among young Nigerians today is “japa”, a Yoruba term roughly equivalent to “flee”. It gained traction among N
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By Zayd Ibn Isah One of the common slang among young Nigerians today is “japa”, a Yoruba term roughly equivalent to “flee”. It gained traction among N
Nigeria, no doubt, is a plural state; and therefore not immune to conflict. In broad terms, conflict can be categorised as constructive or dysfunction
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Every responsible government ought to act in the interest of the public, as whatever a government chooses to do or not to do is the open definition of
As leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa meet for their annual BRICS summit starting on Tuesday, there is little doubt that the gro