Politics & Society, The Novel & Its World, National Memory & History.

WEEK 10: THE BIAFRAN WAR

– THE PREVENTABLE CATASTROPHE THE FACTS (What Actually Happened) THE ROAD TO WAR (1960–1966) Nigeria began its independence…
SPECULATIVE REPAIR – WEEK 9: THE CREATION OF STATES

Nigeria’s transition from three regions to 36 states has fostered a dependency culture on federal handouts, undermining true…
SPECULATIVE REPAIR – WEEK 7: THE JULY 1966 COUNTER‑COUP & THE POGROMS

Subtitle: How a Failed Repair Became a Massacre 🔥TRENDING TOPIC HOOK: The January 1966 coup was a failed…
Analysis Story: The NDC Gambit: How Peter Obi and Kwankwaso Are Rewriting Nigeria’s 2027 Playbook

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has positioned itself to rival the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027…
What Restorative Justice Literature Can Do

Restorative justice literature shows how stories carry memory, truth, and repair, helping readers imagine accountability beyond punishment alone.
SPECULATIVE REPAIR – WEEK 6: THE FINAL BLUEPRINT

The content outlines Nigeria’s systemic failures from 1914 to 2026, emphasizing historical injustices and economic disparities. It proposes…
📜 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…
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…
The Young Majors’ Gamble

Speculative Repair – Week 4 Was the 1966 Coup an “Igbo Plot” or a Failed Repair? 🔥 TRENDING…
A Guide to Reading African Novels Well

A guide to reading African novels with depth, context, and care – from history and language to form,…