Akahi News reports that a Nigerian Catholic priest, Reverend Father Kelvin Ugwu, has ignited a fierce online debate following his public clarification on what the Catholic Church classifies as sins…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that the popular mindset of “no one is perfect” often encourages negligence, complacency, poor leadership, corruption, weak systems, and personal stagnation, while true progress comes from…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that while wealth is essential yet often morally tainted, the widening national and global wealth gap—fuelled by capitalism, population growth, and globalisation—creates instability, and cannot be…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that contemporary legal and cultural approaches to sexual consent—particularly in Western societies—risk dangerous ambiguity by prioritising expansive rights without equally emphasising personal responsibility, especially in contexts…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that the proposed Researchers Access Store (RAS) is a transformative, access-driven infrastructure that would democratise research by giving poor and underprivileged people hands-on exposure to raw…
Power is not merely about control or dominance—it is about influence, discipline, clarity, and the ability to shape outcomes in your favour. By the time a man approaches 40, life…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that wealth creation must be understood in layered terms of products and services—“head, thorax, and tail”—and urges Africa, using Crab Island TVET as a case study,…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues for a global transition to abundant “blood-free” (plant-based) meat and seafood, driven by governments, billionaires, and vegan groups through large-scale stores offering 25–50 tasty varieties to…
Jarga Kebba Gigo argues that artificial intelligence is a transformative force capable of democrising music production, drastically reducing costs, and opening global opportunities for talented but underprivileged youths across The…
Lent draws us into the silence of the desert, a place where distractions fade and truth becomes unavoidable. In Matthew 4:1–11, we encounter Christ not in comfort, but in confrontation—with…
