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NigeriansTalk started a new feature in June where we feature monthly guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow Nigerian politics and cultural happenings. We hope this will liven up the site[…]
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Starting in June, NigeriansTalk will feature monthly guest posts from non-Nigerians who follow Nigerian politics and cultural happenings. We hope this will liven up the site by giving you an[…]
I saw poster of I See Lagos a few weeks ago when I was visiting family, but, thanks to Emeka Okafor‘s blog Africa Unchained, I now know what it is.[…]
It is with more than a pang of regret that I acknowledge that I do not understand Yoruba. OK, that’s not entirely true. After all, there is nothing you can[…]
The following was cross-posted at my blog Method to the Madness. The Nigerian #WhatAboutUs Presidential debate left me cold, and it’s taken me a couple of days to understand why.[…]
Some folks have started getting queasy about inroads being made into the Nigerian film industry by Ghanaian actors. First it was the Ghanaian superstar Van Vicker getting slammed with $2,000[…]
(Cross-posted at my blog Method to the Madness) Abena P.A. Busia has a speech at a forum on the representation of Nigerian women in the Nigerian film industry that’s worth[…]
[Cross-posted at my blog Method to the Madness] Don’t know how I missed this, but (via Africa Unchained) Former Central Bank Chairman Charles Soludo said “our politics must change”. How?[…]
(This piece is cross-posted at my blog Method to the Madness) Pankaj Mishra has a devastating piece on Ayanna Hirsi Ali [Somali-Dutch, now living in the U.S., Islam critic (hater?)[…]
(Cross-posted at my blogging house Method to the Madness). There’s something about a suit that irks me. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate a well-dressed man as much as the[…]