Politics & Society, The Novel & Its World, National Memory & History.
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📜 Week 5: The Okpara Miracle (What We Lost)
Dr. Michael Okpara showcased Nigeria’s potential through agricultural pragmatism, creating prosperity without oil dependence. However, British policies hindered…
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A Rejoinder: The Real Fear is Not Peter Obi, but the End of an Era of Failure
The article critiques the persistent negative propaganda against Peter Obi, asserting that fears about him stem from a…
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The Young Majors’ Gamble
Speculative Repair – Week 4 Was the 1966 Coup an “Igbo Plot” or a Failed Repair? 🔥 TRENDING…
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A Guide to Reading African Novels Well
A guide to reading African novels with depth, context, and care – from history and language to form,…
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The Future of Direct to Reader Publishing
The future of direct to reader publishing lies in trust, subscriptions, and literary community where authors shape deeper,…
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Operation Wetié: Lessons from Nigeria’s Political Turmoil
SPECULATIVE REPAIR – WEEK 3: “OPERATION WETIÉ” & The Fall Of The First Republic Subtitle: When the Center…
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Why Historical Reckoning Literature Matters
Historical reckoning literature asks what memory owes the living. It turns buried violence into witness, judgment, and new…
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10 Books on Truthful Remembrance
A thoughtful guide to books on truthful remembrance – works that face history, memory, trauma, and repair with…
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Speculative Repair- Week 2
The Ghost of the Census explores how British colonial manipulation of census data created a permanent political majority…
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The Behind the Scenes Writing Process
A thoughtful look at the behind the scenes writing process – how memory, structure, research, and revision shape…
