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History as Politics – the 1619 project in the USA and its relevance to Nigeria By Femi Olugbile It is an oft-repeated complaint in intellectual circles in Nigeria that...
NAOMI OSAKA AND THE COMPLICATIONS OF AN AFRO-JAPANESE MIND By Femi Olugbile Naomi Osaka is a 23-year-old lady who plays tennis for a living. A few days ago, she...
THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF BANDITRY IN NIGERIA Femi Olugbile There is such a state of insecurity in Nigeria as has not been seen at any time before in its...
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF CHINA – by Femi Olugbile China is an ancient civilization, and a country that is a world onto itself, in many ways. It has been...
SOUTH AFRICA – to be or not to be? By Femi Olugbile South Africa is currently in the grip of a ‘Third Wave’ of COVID19 pandemic, fueled by a...
Mental Health, Human Rights, and the Britney Spears imbroglio By Femi Olugbile Britney Spears is an American superstar singer, dancer, songwriter and actress who has been in the public...
Medical Negligence – the logic, and the sound and fury By Femi Olugbile On July 15th, 2016, in Ipswich, UK, an Optometrist – Ms H.R., who worked in a...
Art and The Scourge of Sickle Cell Disease By Femi Olugbile A recent offering from Nollywood has brought attention to an important medical problem. Strangely, even though Nigeria enjoys...
THE CHIBOK GIRLS WHO MADE GOOD By Femi Olugbile On April 30, 2021, two young Nigerian ladies – Bishara and Pogu graduated from an American University. Bishara took a...
When ‘grass is greener’ By Femi Olugbile ‘Grass is greener’ is the title of a film that is currently running on the streaming service NETFLIX. It is a documentary...
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