Joseph Jonathan
At two hours and six minutes, Ìwé Àlà is longer than its dramatic content can…
Afrocritik presents fourteen books that together form a serious reader’s guide to Nigerian democracy; its…
These ten African films remind us that friendship is not merely a social luxury. It…
The voters who sell their votes are selling them in a market the political class…
Jail Time Records is visually stunning, musically extraordinary, and emotionally honest in ways that feel…
The politicians a country repeatedly elects are rarely accidental. They are often the logical outcome…
For a film built on conversation and emotional intimacy, Mirrors never quite finds the depth…
If June 12 means anything, it cannot simply be that Nigerians once demanded democracy. It…
To watch these films is not simply to revisit African cinema’s past. It is to…
The Comment Section Republic: Where Does the Nigerian Anger Go?
Expression and accountability are not the same thing, and the architecture of every major social…