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SPEAKER THREAD for our first virtual event, which is now less than a week away. Start by clicking on this link and book your place. Then come back

I worked under Dominic Cummings. I was young, naive & impressionable. Blinded by the brilliance of all these famous politicians who I had seen on my television back in Pakistan.

This video from @mrjamesob made Dominic Raab, the man sitting in place of our Prime Minister, so angry that he went round blocking all of us that shared it &

Two years ago, I came forward with evidence of Dominic Cummings and his campaign committing the largest breach of campaign finance law in British history. Evidence that led to his

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#OnThisDay 1998, a group of Nigerian politicians dared the Nigerian maximum ruler, Gen. Sanni Abacha. The Group of 18 which metamorphosed into The Group of 34 or simply G-34, aka

I started writing about the lives of former Nigerian rulers from 1960— I started breaking down long periods from several books into 1500-3000 word essays. I had massive readership. ButI

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Never speak evil of the dead, but it doesn’t say never say the truth about the dead. The late Col. Ahmed Usman; lest we forget. The death has been announced

THE HYPOCRISY OF THE NORTH BY SANNI AMANIA MUST READ THREADSometime in 2014, I'd just graduated from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. The political atmosphere in country was thick. Tensions were

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ONE YEAR IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: THE JOURNEY SO FARLast week, I promised to talk about how this "AI thing" officially started for me. Funny enough, I started getting cold feet

Maureen Fitzsimmons

Britain’s #Political #Media Corruption: A Coalition of the Guilty – Byline Timeshttps://bylinetimes.com/2021/04/26/britains-political-media-corruption-a-coalition-of-the-guilty/ From #Leveson to #Brexit, phone-hacking to #CambridgeAnaly

Angry Letter To The Nigerian Youth (1)My dear Nigerian Youth,I am very angry and that is why I am addressing you. You are the source of my anger and I

To celebrate Nigeria's 60th anniversary on the 1st of October, I will be sharing books by 60 Nigerian writers. I will leave out the usual suspects like Soyinka, Achebe, Emecheta