By Tony Afejuku Let me quote IBK’s writing on my ear verbatim by and by without much ado: Prof TA, I enjoyed reading your satirical, semi-autobiographical...
By Toyin Falola You cannot be in Ghana and not talk about “Galamsey,” pushing aside the popularity of such names as Nana, Kofi, and Kwame. When...
By Leo Igwe The African Freethought Music and Art Festival is a dream come true because for some years we have been contemplating and pondering how...
By Rowland Ataguba “And in the shadowless unclouded glare, Deep blue above us fades to whiteness where, A misty sealine meets the wash of air .”...
By Tony Afejuku Last Friday, in my essay entitled “Nigerian drug,” I dwelt, among other things, on my ear ailment. Let me make it crystal clear...
By Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju Compcros The Question What is original, what is new, in Toyin Falola’s suggestion of the new academic field of African Ancestral Studies...
By Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju The polymathic scholar Toyin Falola is announced by various Nigerian news media as creating and promoting a new field of study he...
By Toyin Falola The invitation to give the 2024 Anton Wilhelm Amo Lecture at the University of Ghana must start by paying homage to the man...
By Leo Igwe On the occasion of this year’s World Mental Health Day, the Advocacy for Alleged Witches draws the attention of the public to the...
By Toyin Falola The theme of the Nigerian Independence Day protests was intriguing. The tag “fearless in October” captures the imagination and evokes thoughts about what...
