Nature

Have you ever been camping? Camping is living in nature, out in the open, no creature comforts, living out with the elements. And then returning to earthly comforts of electricity, bedding and indoor plumbing. Camping is an optional, occasional escape for some folks and for me it’s called living in real time. It’s not called …

Operating Systems Don’t Run Themselves: A Tale of Two Democracies by Lawson Akhigbe

Somewhere in a quiet policy paper, probably written in a room with good air conditioning and zero Nigerian electricity experience, a very confident sentence was born: “A well-crafted constitution is an operating system for national behavior.” Beautiful. Elegant. Almost poetic. There’s just one small problem. The real world—particularly places like United States and Nigeria—has decided …

This Nuclear Program Is Not Pining, It Has Expired by Lawson Akhigbe

In a scene that would make Monty Python proud—specifically their immortal Dead Parrot Sketch—Trump approaches the global stage clutching what he insists is a “very alive, very dangerous nuclear program.” “It’s a serious program,” he says. “Many people are saying it’s the most alive program. Tremendous enrichment. Nobody enriches like Iran, believe me.” At which …

Multipolarity: A Deep Exploration of Its Implications in the Context of NATO’s Potential Unravelling

NATO, Trump, and the Unravelling of Western Hegemony The article “NATO, Trump, and the Unravelling of Western Hegemony”  published April 3, 2026, frames the current geopolitical inflection point with provocative clarity. It traces NATO’s evolution from a post-WWII defensive bulwark to a tool of power projection, highlights Trump’s transactional “proprietor” approach as internal corrosion rather …