By Steve Osuji They didn’t know that we knew. There was a popular joke of the 90s christened: they didn’t know that we knew. It is actually best rendered in Yoruba. The title, which is in itself hilarious in its native state is: Eyin o mo pe awa mo. Let’s attempt a go at the
By Okonkwo Mathaias Every election is presented as a contest between candidates. But beneath the posters, rallies, endorsements and political calculations lies a more important contest: the contest between ideas, capacity and expectations. Beyond slogans, promises and political machinery, the people must interrogate the choices before them. As Okigwe Zone approaches the





