Although I was among those who favored the full release of the Epstein Files, I have always maintained it should be more for learning purposes, not punishment. We may learn differently, and […]
Our Earth has enough water for 20 billion people or let us stop making babies, if God may not proportionately increase our water on earth every year. We essentially have free rainfall […]
The biblical narrative of the Canaanite wars has long stirred debates among scholars, theologians, and lay Christians. Stories of the Israelites entering Canaan and the alleged command of God to destroy entire […]
For centuries, Christians have wrestled with a question that refuses to fade: Are we saved by faith alone, or do our works matter before God? At the heart of this debate stand […]
Nigeria’s political class often assumes that elections are won by incumbency, money, or loud propaganda. But across the country today, from urban centres to rural communities, a different political reality is forming […]
Although I am yet to travel all over Africa, Africans travel to my tiny country, and information about Africa and Africans travels towards me. There is no continent I prefer over Africa, […]
Opening up is not something people do simply because you ask them to. Trust is built, not demanded. In homes, classrooms, friendships, workplaces, and even faith communities, the ability to make someone […]
Proper interpretation and proper or tolerable crediting matter if learning is ongoing and essential for total victory. I have heard many top voices, including Rachel Maddow of MS Now, over crediting protests […]
Wrongful arrest remains one of the most common human rights challenges facing ordinary Nigerians today. From routine stop-and-search operations to mistaken identity, random raids, and misinformation, many citizens have found themselves behind […]
We have heard the term “one day war”, like the U.S. and Venezuela; six days war, like the Arab-Israeli war; twelve days war, like the Iran-Israel war of 2025, etc. If duration […]
