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THE COST OF MERCY

Nigeria keeps asking its killers to surrender. The killers keep saying no. On the morning of June 12, 2026, two Nigerias woke up. In the first Nigeria, the cameras were ready....

The Online Police: Why Nigerians Trust VeryDarkMan More Than the Institutions Built to Protect Them

The images moved fast, as images do in Nigeria. Crowds of young Nigerians, many wearing the colours of the Ratel Movement, surging toward an airport....

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Editor's Note: This is Part 2 of an ongoing series examining the structural forces behind Nigeria's declining student emigration. Part 1, published in the...

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When Ontario Premier Doug Ford frames the Waterloo Region encampment dispute as "30 people trumping millions" of transit riders, he isn’t just using standard...

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