11 January 2026
A reflective essay on monotheism as a cultural evolutionary step: how a single ultimate principle can compress complexity, scale cooperation, and reshape moral imagination while introducing new risks of rigidity.
Read more : What if monotheism is a point in hue-man evolution?16 December 2025
A reflective Ekelola-style essay examining Nigeria’s electricity crisis, why power repeatedly fails, how Ghana and Kenya addressed similar challenges, and what energy infrastructure reveals about discipline, continuity, and collective responsibility.
Read more : Why NEPA Takes Light — And Why Some Nations Stopped Accepting Darkness28 October 2025
An exploration of race, racism, metaphysics, and technology as reflections of humanity’s race condition — and how AI reveals our deepest metaphysical bugs in code, judgment, and power.
Read more : Race, Racism, and the Race Condition: A Metaphysical Analysis of Technology, Power, and Being16 October 2025
Exploring how the spectrum from passive to aggressive parallels political ideologies from left to right — a psychological and philosophical reflection on the art of power and dialogue.
Read more : Assertiveness and Politics: How Communication Mirrors Power11 October 2025
An evocative exploration of grief, myth, and memory through the lens of Damilola Taylor’s murder—where pain becomes poetry, and justice is weighed against mercy.
Read more : A Bookmark of Sorrow: The Damilola Taylor Tragedy and its Echoes
