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Mfonobong Inyang: We Should Appreciate The Genius of Ghostwriting More (opens the original)
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Many factors that contribute to creativity, service delivery, or outcomes often go unnoticed. It is like the popular African proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child,” which suggests that in a highly communal society, a child’s parents aren’t only biological progenitors but also social influencers. It can then be extrapolated to mean, in a wider sense, that it takes input from different sources to successfully bring an idea to maturity or fruition. For example, many of the songs we enjoy to
Mfonobong Inyang: Powerful Lessons From George Orwell’s Animal Farm (opens the original)
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One of the books from which I learnt how to use metaphors to communicate real-world events was the magnum opus by George Orwell, Animal Farm. He masterfully used it to pass a veiled message about the geopolitics of his day. If you thought the book was about animals, then what he really said must have flown over your head. It’s a satire which he used to aim at political leaders, the weaponisation of propaganda and the undiscerning populace whose lack of critical thinking made them unable to see t
Mfonobong Inyang: Young Nigerians and The Cost Of Patriotism (opens the original)
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Writing to young people can be very difficult because we tend to unite around unimportant stuff but split hairs over the most important issues. How do you tell somebody that there is fire on the mountain when the person has no frame of reference for the existential threats confronting him or her? I remember when I used to do budget analysis on public platforms until one day when a story broke about how the budget of a particular fiscal year was allegedly padded with trillions of naira, but when
Mfonobong Inyang: In Staunch Defence Of Ukebe (opens the original)
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I’m not one to build my identity around parochial prisms such as ethnicity, but it’s impossible to see or hear my name and not presuppose which neck of the woods I come from. I’m proud to be a Nigerian. I have lived, schooled, worked and served across all six geopolitical zones, which explains how I became a polyglot. I’m also a proud son of Akwa Ibom State with my Ibibio roots well-documented. If I hadn’t studied Economics for my First Degree, I certainly would have been a lawyer because everyo
Mfonbong Inyang: Nine Stories That Caught My Attention From The 2026 FIFA World Cup (opens the original)
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Spain celebrate their 2026 FIFA World Cup victory, lifting the trophy after defeating Argentina in the final to become world champions for the second time. Photo Credit: FIFA/Instagram Whew! I will be one of the first to raise my hand and admit that the 2026 FIFA World Cup was a classic. Did it come with its criticisms? Of course. What we cannot say in good faith is that it didn’t deliver on the most important metrics and then some. It turned out most of the fear-mongering and scare tactics were
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