Exploring Yinka Olomojobi’s Daring in “Pentecostalism and the Gospel of the Belly in Nigeria”
From the Malawian Prophet Bushiri to Brighton Elliot Moyo, the rise of Pentecostalism in Africa has brought with it, a wave of elaborate scams...
Africa’s Long Walk to Environmental Justice
As a result of centuries of colonial oppression and exploitation, the fight for environmental justice in Africa has been stymied. The colonial exploitation of...
Dismantling Racial Fabrications in History, E. Kulu’s I, Black Pharaoh: Golden Age of Triumph
From the 1970s, there has been a long debate on the racial identity of ancient Egyptians. This debate cannot be dissociated from the racial...
What Social Movements Mean for African Politics
Africa’s transition from a continent of colonial protectorates to independent states has been met with developmental and political challenges. From the 1960s, the political...
Why Young African Scholars Must Engage the Law and Politics of Africa through New Perspectives
The Year of Africa was a powerful phase, a transitional moment that saw Africa in liberated black and white images. In one, a woman...
Dark Images from Spiritus Mundi
From the north to the south of Nigeria, death is no stranger. Trails of blood mark the nomad’s path, and three hundred putrefying bodies...
Libertarian Perspective to the Pandemic and the Biopolitics of Survival
On the 30th of January 2020, the world came to an end. A new infectious disease was declared a public health emergency of international...
Nurturing Africa’s Monsters and Sustaining the Dystopian Narrative
A recent concern amongst some African intellectuals has manifested in the question; why is the West so enamored with Africa’s poverty porn? There has...