TELL YOUR PAPA: IN DEFENCE OF EEDRIS ABDULKAREEM

(A RESPONSE TO THE VAGABONDS IN POWER WHO BANNED THE SONG) “Many years ago when Eedris sang ‘NIGERIA JAGA JAGA’, Obasanjo said it was his father’s house that was ‘jaga jaga.’ Today, if you check between him and Obasanjo who was right, you will see that he was indeed right, for Nigeria has finally ‘jaga jaga’ finish.” — Anonymous…

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What is Nationalism and Its Role, Along with Truth Social’s Influence, in US Politics?

Nationalism has been a powerful force in world politics for centuries, but what does it really mean? Whether you’re hearing about it in current political events, debates about US politics, or on social media platforms like Truth Social, nationalism shapes the political landscape in profound ways. But what exactly is nationalism, and why does it matter today? Understanding Nationalism:…

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If You Use WhatsApp, Facebook, or the Internet, Here is a Shocking Privacy Scandal You Should Be Aware Of

One of the most disturbing real-life privacy breaches that every internet user should be aware of is the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal, where these companies stole personal data, but also shattered users’ trust, manipulated their votes, and took away any sense of safety in the digital world. What Happened? In the early 2010s, a British political consulting firm, Cambridge…

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Over 16,000 Former Church-Goers Reveal Why They Really Stopped Attending Church

Alice Lahoda Warning: This post discusses domestic violence and sexual abuse. It’s been said that you should never discuss politics or religion in polite company. But that doesn’t apply to the internet, where everyone is impolite. Recently, Reddit user lowly_shepherd asked, “People who have stopped going to church, what made you stop?” People had A LOT to say. The question received…

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Do These 8 Things Immediately Your Government Shuts Down the Internet to Silence Your Voice

In an era where digital connectivity is integral to daily life and democratic engagement, government-imposed internet shutdowns have emerged as a formidable tool to suppress dissent and control information. The year 2024 witnessed an alarming surge in such shutdowns, with 296 instances documented across 54 countries, marking a significant increase from the previous year’s 283 shutdowns in 39 countries….

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TIKTOK: How Criminals Use Livestream Gifting to ‘Wash’ Their Illicit Funds

TikTok, the globally popular social media platform, has recently come under scrutiny for its potential misuse in money laundering schemes. Criminals have exploited TikTok’s features, particularly its live-streaming and virtual gifting systems, to “wash” illicit funds, making them appear legitimate. This article delves into the mechanisms behind this exploitation, providing a detailed exposition of the methods employed. Understanding TikTok’s…

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SOWORE: Grok’s One-Word Bombshell Rocks Nigerian Politics

Grok has done it again. The AI chatbot, developed by Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter), has thrown Nigeria’s political scene into a frenzy with just one word—“Sowore.” It all started when a Twitter user, @SuoazOfficial, posed a loaded question: Which of these politicians is not responsible for Nigeria’s destruction—Sowore, Obi, Atiku, Tinubu, or Kwankwaso? Grok’s response was swift. No…

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Dr. Osagie Obayuwana at 70: Warriors of Law and Justice Unite

There are men who pass through this world like whispers in the wind—seen today, forgotten tomorrow, and then there are men like Dr. Osagie Obayuwana—a storm that never quiets, a name written in the very struggles of the people. At 70 years old, the lion still roars. His voice, like thunder, still shakes the halls of power. And on…

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Celebrating Amb. (Dr.) Oamien Roy Okhidievbie on His Birthday

The village once had a bell—one that only rang for men of substance. It tolled for warriors, for leaders, for those whose hands built bridges where others saw walls. Today, if that bell were to ring, it would do so in honor of a man whose deeds have carved his name into the corridors of history. Today, March 15th,…

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Social Media Is the New Coliseum—And You Are the Entertainment

Let’s not deceive ourselves. Social media is not just for fun. It is not just for connection. It is an arena—a place built for the masses to watch, cheer, and destroy. And guess what? It’s not new. In ancient Rome, the rich built the Coliseum. A massive stadium where poor people gathered to watch fellow poor people kill themselves….

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