Category: Society
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AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI Will
Read article →: AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI WillArtificial Intelligence is reshaping our world in ways we are only beginning to understand. From deepfakes and misinformation to breakthroughs in governance and public…
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“Be Kind, Not Nice”: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Call to a World Obsessed with Approval
Read article →: “Be Kind, Not Nice”: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Call to a World Obsessed with ApprovalIn her 2022 Yale Law School commencement address, acclaimed Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie delivered a bold challenge to a generation shaped by approval…
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North Carolina Declares June 14 as Igbo Day: Honoring Heritage, Unity, and Legacy
Read article →: North Carolina Declares June 14 as Igbo Day: Honoring Heritage, Unity, and LegacyOn May 21, 2025, North Carolina made history as Governor Josh Stein officially proclaimed June 14 as “Igbo Day,” honoring the cultural heritage and…
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What would happen if humans suddenly disappeared from Earth?
Read article →: What would happen if humans suddenly disappeared from Earth?What would happen if humans suddenly disappeared from Earth? The History Channel’s special Life After People delves into this intriguing question, offering a detailed…
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Academia to Industry: Lessons Learned from a Decade of Engineering Research and Teaching
Read article →: Academia to Industry: Lessons Learned from a Decade of Engineering Research and TeachingTransitioning from academia to industry is a journey that many scholars contemplate but few truly understand until they experience it firsthand. My own journey…
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Kano’s History: The Igbo Factor in Intergroup Relations and Commerce
Read article →: Kano’s History: The Igbo Factor in Intergroup Relations and CommerceThe rich and complex history of intergroup relations in Nigeria is filled with stories of resilience, cooperation, and occasional tension. One such tale is…
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Policing in Nigeria: Lessons from the American System
Read article →: Policing in Nigeria: Lessons from the American SystemNigeria’s policing system faces numerous challenges, including ineffective crime investigation and prosecution. These issues often result in criminals going unpunished due to lack of…
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Path to State Police in Nigeria: Learning from History and Global Models
Read article →: Path to State Police in Nigeria: Learning from History and Global ModelsThe concept of state police in Nigeria has traversed a tumultuous journey through history, reflecting a nation grappling with its various challenges and aspirations.…
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Human’s Nature Becomes Deeper with Age
Read article →: Human’s Nature Becomes Deeper with AgeI learned this from old and elderly married people: “A man or woman’s nature becomes deeper with age. A kind man or woman becomes…
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Leadership in Africa: Dictators and Visionaries
Read article →: Leadership in Africa: Dictators and VisionariesIn leadership, two contrasting models often emerge: the dictator and the visionary. As I search my leadership class notes, I have been confronted with…
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How Social Media is Transforming Smart Grid
Read article →: How Social Media is Transforming Smart GridThe power grid is undergoing a revolution, and social media is playing a surprising role in this transformation. It’s not just about cat videos…
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Your Quarter-Life Crisis is Your Chance to Shine
Read article →: Your Quarter-Life Crisis is Your Chance to ShineHappy Birthday to me! Turning another year older can be a powerful time for reflection, especially as you navigate your late twenties and thirties.…
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Zimbabwe’s Currency: History and Uncertain Future
Read article →: Zimbabwe’s Currency: History and Uncertain FutureImagine prices doubling or tripling within hours. That’s the grim reality Zimbabwe faced in 2008, a country grappling with the world’s highest hyperinflation (a…
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Nigeria’s Shadow Epidemic: From Cough Syrup to Nitrous Balloons
Read article →: Nigeria’s Shadow Epidemic: From Cough Syrup to Nitrous BalloonsNigeria faces a grim drug abuse trend, with opioid-laced cough syrup and nitrous oxide fueling addiction. The nation grapples with 14 million drug users,…
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Addressing Mob Justice in South Africa
Read article →: Addressing Mob Justice in South AfricaSouth Africa grapples with a troubling legacy of mob justice, fueled by historical scars and societal distrust. Mobs act as judge and executioner, perpetuating…
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New Year, New You: Your Inner Go-Getter in 2024
Read article →: New Year, New You: Your Inner Go-Getter in 2024As we embark on a new year, it’s time to reinvent, rediscover, and unleash our potential. Prioritize alignment with personal values, embrace SMART goals,…
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Santa Claus: Journey Through Time and Tradition
Read article →: Santa Claus: Journey Through Time and TraditionThe evolution of Santa Claus, from the generous Saint Nicholas to the iconic figure we know today, reflects a rich tapestry of history and…
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Overcoming Procrastination
Read article →: Overcoming ProcrastinationProcrastination is a prevalent challenge with far-reaching consequences, including stress, poor performance, and damaged relationships. Rooted in perfectionism and fear, it can be overcome…
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Secrets of Immortality: Glimpse into Longevity Research
Read article →: Secrets of Immortality: Glimpse into Longevity ResearchImmortality, the timeless aspiration to defy the natural limits of life, has been a recurring theme in human history. While the concept of living…
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Single Parenthood in South Africa: Issues and Effects
Read article →: Single Parenthood in South Africa: Issues and EffectsIn South Africa, single parenthood is on the rise, with black households being particularly affected by this trend. According to the 2019 General Household…
