Change Or Confusion : The Nigerian People Decide
Channel: Plus TV Africa
Date: 2020-03-11

Why do [black] ladies say it’s high maintenance to sport natural hair? Is it not comb, shampoo and oil?
That the look of these attachments is definitely not native curly black begs the question: are our ladies insecure about ours, and see that which the white woman (among others) has naturally as more beautiful and sophisticated?
From the beginning of time, people have learnt of the past through tales that were told from those who witnessed events and those who claim they did.
Africa is full of icons who have fought for not only our survival as a people but for our very way of life; yet, we have not embraced this ancient but effective way of communicating through the concept of superheroes to pass on beliefs and shape our perception.
It is time that we not only show the world what we are capable of but to teach the next generation who they can be. Remembering that the only limit there is, is us.
These questions become pertinent as when you hear National because National Assembly propose amnesty for terrorists or house of Rep to buy foreign vehicles.
What do we tell the children of the victims who through no fault of theirs have found themselves in overcrowded internally displaced people’s camp because their parents were killed by Boko Haram, and that the same state that can’t guarantee their parents safety is busy compensating the killers of their parents with foreign education? Yet we expect such kids not to take up arms against the state tomorrow. We are all a bunch of jokers.
It’s high time we were prepared to suffer loss rather than sacrifice our honour, suffer loss rather than sacrifice our fellow man; suffer loss rather than renege on our word.  Essentially what I am advocating for is a nation of people who live to uphold the honour of their word; the dignity of their fellow man and stand up for what they believe in.  By so doing we would be truly living.
For the purpose of clarity, feminism and feminist movements have always been about women's rights.
These are the right to vote, to hold public office, to work, to earn fair wages, have equal pay with men for doing the same work, also known as eliminating gender pay gap.
So what is it about feminism many are afraid to identify with? What is responsible for feminist fatigue and anti-feminist sentiments?