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Mar 20

EGUNGUN BE CAREFUL : LESSON FROM CORONA VIRUS

By Sango Omojola Fela Anikulapo Kuti already explained to us in Big Blind Country that we are like the egungun in Obesere’s Egungun Be Careful. We are the blind people who cannot see where they are going and if we do not heed to warning, moto go jam us. ... read more →

March 20, 2020
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Mar 19

ABULE-ADO MASS TRAGEDY: WE NEED #REVOLUTIONNOW TO STOP ENDLESS ‘BLOOD AND MUD’ (A Press text of the Lagos African Action Congress (AAC)

With deep sense of, Lagos AAC condoles with the victims and people of Abule Ado in Amuwo Odofin Local Government over the explosions that have killed people and has destroyed properties. This tragedy is yet another in the dark history of our people. The gas-cause leaves much to behold as... read more →

March 19, 2020
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Mar 19

THE SPECTRE OF PAN AFRICANISM: THE ROLE OF THE STUDENTS MOVEMENT

By Sango Omojola Being text of a speech given on 28th February to Movement of Pan African Students (MOPAS), University of Lagos First of all, I would like to define or discuss some terms here for clarity sake. When I see the word spectre, I remember it’s a word I... read more →

March 19, 2020
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Feb 03

The detriment of job Pathology in African society

Adebayo Adedeji The pathology of jobs creation in African society has limited the capacity of the bright minds of African people and it also sabotaged the ends means of mass labour to the hands of the few. The job seeking psychology has really made tremendous impact on the mentality of... read more →

February 3, 2020
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EGUNGUN BE CAREFUL : LESSON FROM CORONA VIRUS

ABULE-ADO MASS TRAGEDY: WE NEED #REVOLUTIONNOW TO STOP ENDLESS ‘BLOOD AND MUD’ (A Press text of the Lagos African Action Congress (AAC)

THE SPECTRE OF PAN AFRICANISM: THE ROLE OF THE STUDENTS MOVEMENT

The detriment of job Pathology in African society