If you could switch lives with a famous person for a week, who would it be and why? I am famous in my household and already live that life.
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Tinubu’s Political Consolidation: A Democratic Abacha? By Lawson Akhigbe
President Tinubu has inherited a constitutional system in which political parties are legally entitled to compete, governors possess electoral mandates, and opposition parties can challenge the government without seeking permission from the president. These are fundamental differences between the Fourth Republic and Abacha’s military dictatorship.
The Dog Bites Man: Why the ITV Reform UK Exposé Shocks Nobody by Lawson Akhigbe
In journalism, the oldest truism is that "dog bites man" isn’t news. A dog is supposed to bite. If a dog bites a postman, you don’t stop the printing presses; you only call the front desk if the postman bites the dog back
The Admiral, the Allegiance Test and the Colour of Britishness by Lawson Akhigbe
When a British-born Black politician is told that his loyalty belongs elsewhere, the question is no longer merely about immigration or patriotism. It is about who gets to decide who truly belongs to Britain.
Take Deep Breaths
How do you manage stress? Calm down, what goes around comes around.
