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31Oct

Inside Yulong: The African Pulse of China’s Textile Trade

Travelling in China reveals different aspects of this great country, often misunderstood by the West. In this piece, I write about my experience visiting Yulong and observing a cross-section of Africans, largely, negotiating trade deals in the textile business.
4 mins read
23Oct

Lessons from Yùlóng Hé

When it comes to tourism, the Youngshuo area is probably China's best kept secret. A land of towering peaks and crystalline rivers, I write here about my experience bamboo rafting down one of them.
5 mins read
14Oct

The Man Died

Moria returns to Boston, accosting Erik with her findings. Unfortunately Erik's ill health could not allow Moria to get him accept culpability for the economic woes and death suffered by the Agbekoya and communities in Western Nigeria. She gave her most powerful message, "You didn’t just lower the price of cocoa; you lowered the value of men’s lives. And when men lose their dignity, they reach for a weapon."
8 mins read
08Jul

Belle No Dey Belleful

In a world relentlessly driven by the pursuit of material possessions, it is tragically easy to lose sight of what truly sustains us in our most vulnerable moments.
8 mins read
20May

The Mirror We Refuse to See: Leadership Starts With Us

Reflecting on Nigeria, my experiences reveal a stark contrast between outward religiousness and unethical behaviour in daily life. I argue the problem extends beyond leadership, rooted in a widespread moral compromise requiring individual integrity for true change. Ultimately, our leaders mirror ourselves.
5 mins read