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What does it feel like to be a Nigerian in America? Narrative is everything. Narrative is powerful. We are living

What does it feel like to be a Nigerian in America? Narrative is everything. Narrative is powerful. We are living

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There’s a class of goods that economists describe as “Giffen goods”. These goods defy the laws of demand and supply

By Sesugh Akume A few years ago circa 2012 or so, I was at a psychiatric hospital to consult a

Amaka Anku leads the firm’s Africa practice, directing its analysis of regional trends and the interaction of politics, policy, and

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Working Lives: The Ubiquitous Agents of Baba Ijebu You could also call them The Red Brigade – the men and

Working Lives: The Ubiquitous Agents of Baba Ijebu You could also call them The Red Brigade – the men and

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Dubai, one of the world’s most famous tourist destinations, is opening to receive visitors again from July 7, 2020. Having











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