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Why Nigerians Commonly Use “Late” Before a Deceased Person’s Name — And Why the Practice Remains Optional
In Nigeria, the phrase “the late Mr. Adewale” is so familiar that many assume it is a standard rule of...
Godfathers and Godsons’ Toxic Relationship: Governor Ododo Showing the Pathway
By Ebenezer Adurodija For more than two decades, the relationship between political godfathers and their chosen successors has shaped the...
Operation Absolute Resolve: Inside the Covert Pressure, Intelligence Failures, and Global Stakes Behind the Capture of Venezuela’s President
At 2:14 a.m. on January 3, 2026, the power grid in central Caracas flickered and went dark. For most...
Christianity and the Polygamy Question: A Faith Negotiating Its Past and Its Future
By Ebenezer Adurodija | Feature Report On a warm Sunday morning in Lokoja, the choir’s harmonies drift from a modest...
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