While I still do not understand the rationale behind worshipping dead people, building dogmatic ideas around them, unaliving people for them, giving our money to other people who claim they have easier access to these dead people; I will say Fela Anikulapo Kuti deserves to be worshipped even in this irrational context. Jesus […]
FELA SHOULD BE WORSHIPPED, NOT JESUS! Read More »
I got a message yesterday that mother went to this popular ”family drama” radio station in Ibadan to report that I’ve stopped taking her calls or that of any other family members. In six years, she called me ONCE after a year or so. The last time I saw her was late 2019 which means
TO THE MOTHERS THAT SMOTHER Read More »
Osinachi‘s husband has been sentenced to death. The man who unalived Bamishe has also been sentenced to death. While it is not wrong for anyone to celebrate the symbolism of these court judgements in the struggle against domestic violence, we must be honest that this is not substantial justice. Why would anyone
DEATH SENTENCE IS NOT JUSTICE! Read More »
Policies are pertinent decisions that can aid or mar a country’s development. This is why, when a country makes new policies, it is not enough for there to be effective channels for implementing them. It is also crucial to consider the effects these policies may have on citizens’ well-being, particularly children and young people
Education Policy: Should Age or Academic Merit Determine University Admission? Read More »
Pretty or beautiful is a subjective adjective and I’ve always thought I had a pretty face but not a pretty body. Until recently. My confidence spiked, and I’ve been regaling in all my sensuality. This year, however, I’ve been getting a lot of male attention especially on the streets and it has, in turn,
PATRIARCHY’S TIME IS UP BUT NO MATRIARCHY SVP Read More »
JOINT STATEMENT OF OAU ACTIVISTS ON THE PROTEST BY ANGOLA HALL RESIDENTS AND THE DEPLORABLE STATE OF WELFARE ‘’WHEN INJUSTICE BECOMES A LAW, RESISTANCE BECOMES A DUTY’’ In light of the recent protest at Angola Hall of Residence, where students voiced their dissatisfaction over the erratic supply of water, it is very clear that the
OAU ACTIVISTS DECRY POOR STATE OF WELFARE THAT LED TO ANGOLA HALL PROTEST Read More »
Checkout the beautiful pictures from the March inaugural edition of our OPEN MIC FOR SOCIAL CHANGE monthly event at the FIGURE WORKSPACE AND BOOKSPACE, OAU Campus Gate, Ile-Ife Enjoy!!! ¹ We hope to see you next month!
MARCH OPEN MIC AT FIGURE WORKSPACE AND BOOKSPACE, O.A.U, IFE (GALLERY) Read More »
There is a reason I don’t take people who post pictures of this guy (Captain Ibrahim Traore) on social media serious. People who have not done anything substantial to make a revolution in their own country will post a photo of Traore to feel like they are part of something. That picture they have posted
TRAORE – FAKING A REVOLUTION! Read More »
From 30, it has been changed to 33+ women. Before, the society would tell women at 30 their lives are over. We are old cargoes. We’re shriveled. Nobody wants us et cetera. NOW, it has been shifted to 33+ 🤣 Mais pourquoi ? Thank you mighty kings for giving us more
ARE OLDER WOMEN CRIMINALS? Read More »
The FIGURE Feminist Movement stands against the installation of a military administrator in Rivers State by the Federal Government in a Presidential Address. We want to state frankly that President Tinubu’s approach to governance in this Rivers state crisis is nothing short of reckless, as is his usual approach to governance. This declaration
THE MILITARY TAKEOVER OF RIVERS STATE WILL ONLY INCREASE SOCIAL INSTABILITY – FIGURE Read More »