Politics is a game, and like in every game, the rule is simple – control the movement of the game, and you determine the outcome. When a team is holding the game, advancing is the best move. But if there is no way forward, the next option is to hold on to it until a way is paved. And if the opponent is controlling the game, then the team has to make sure that…
Est-ce qu’il y a de l’eau quelque part S’il vous plait, ne me tuez pas Dites mon nom, s’il vous plait Je ne peux pas respirer, mec Je demande juste une seule chose Non pas que vous me laissiez partir, non Je sais bien que je ne suis jamais libre Mais juste de pouvoir respirer comme vous Permettez-moi d’inhaler de l’air libre Car mon estomac et mon cou me font mal Tranquillement,…
I cannot breathe Pls, I can’t breathe Do not kill me, man Please, don’t kill me I’m just asking for one thing Not that you let me go, no As I know I’m never free But just to breathe like you Let me inhale some free air My stomach and neck hurt They’re quietly turning cold And my legs and everything too You might never understand me As you’re a fruit of…
I would like to be wrong, but I am afraid time might prove me right. With the recent attacks on 5G installations in different parts of the world, we are facing a new form of weaponisation. But the problem is that, contrary to the traditional way of using social and technological platforms as war grounds, the battlefield has just shifted to a spiritual realm. Religion is being weaponized to create a narrative…
Just think about this: You have heard that The Chinese plan to invade you with COVID-19-contaminated face masks. Is that not creepy? So, let’s assume it is true. But how can China do that? If it takes up to 10 days to send a cargo of medical equipment to the US, how long will it take to send it to Nigeria? Let’s say 15 days. And we have not talked about the…
On the 1st of March 2020, the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria CBCN carried out a peaceful protest against the killings of Nigerian citizens. The peaceful protest was the second action the Catholic Bishops carried out as a National Conference during this Lenten period. We remember that a few days before the beginning of Lent, the bishops asked Catholics, both within the country and in the diaspora, to dress in black on…
This article came from a series of tweets made by the author on his Twitter handle @mcginger22. He tweeted them very early in the morning of 28 February 2020. It is a reassuring message coming from someone who has first-hand information on the preparedness of our great team. It is indeed worth sharing! “Current MD of Infectious Disease Clinic Yaba Lagos, Dr Ambimbola Bowale is a veteran IPC personnel. He was…
L’année passée, le Pape François avait convoqué un synode pour réfléchir[1] sur la situation de l’Église locale des diocèses d’Amazonie. Et, en toute humilité, il a voulu inclure l’Église universelle dans cette réflexion. Mais, ce que le Pape aurait peut-être ignoré, c’est que l’égoïsme a longtemps été christianisé dans nos sociétés. Voici comment les mois qui ont précédé ce synode furent un moment d’épreuve pour la papauté de François. Dans divers milieux ecclésiaux…
Many people think that the three greatest monotheistic religions are solely related to one another because of their belief in one God. Evidently, it is one of the things they share, but that is not all. There is this other aspect which, though is often ignored, remains one of the greatest aspects of the monotheistic belief. It is the belief in the coming of the Messiah. Yet, there are some serious differences…
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Part I Part II 5. Afrika Let me clear these points before examining the role that Africa is called to play now. I know there might be a tendency to make references to some individual theologians to buttress African contributions to Christian theology. However, I think there is a necessity to address the myth. Not being a theologian, I might be very wrong on this point, but I have to confess that…
