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Burna Boy’s highly publicized Lagos prison visit looked like generosity, but it also looked like content. Who was it really for?
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Garhe Osiebe is a research fellow at the African Studies Centre, Rhodes University, South Africa.

Burna Boy’s highly publicized Lagos prison visit looked like generosity, but it also looked like content. Who was it really for?

The Super Eagles don’t suffer from a shortage of talent, but represent a country unwilling to admit that greatness is not a birthright.

In Nigeria, the drive to cut corners has turned food and drink into vectors of illness, sacrificing health and heritage at the altar of profit.