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Leo Igwe | Op-Ed Contributor

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Traditional Healers, Summit On Quackery, And ‘Medical Apartheid’ In South Africa (READ)

The Traditional Healers' Organisation, THO, in South Africa has described an upcoming summit on pseudoscience and quackery as a form of ‘medical apartheid’. The program is...

Leo Igwe: What Nigeria Needs To Bring Killers Of Witches To Justice [MUST READ]

The mistaken idea that human beings can harm or kill others through magical/supernatural means underlies the belief in witchcraft. The idea persists and drives...

‘Robber Goat’: How Religion Is Hampering Scientific Thinking In Africa [MUST READ]

Recently, there have been media reports of paranormal claims from different parts of Africa. These reports highlight cases in which witches supposedly crash-landed in...

Biafra Agitation: Discontented Youths And The Failure Of The Nigerian State [MUST READ]

As I write this piece, a military operation called Operation Python Dance takes place. Its target is a secessionist movement in Nigeria’s Southeast, led by the...

Sultan of Sokoto: Quranic Indoctrination Poses More Danger To Children Than Social Media (READ)

It was an opportunity to counter Islamic fanaticism but the Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar III, blew it away. He ignored the elephant...

Jailed For Eating During Ramadan In Tunisia: Much Ado About Radical Islam In The West

Why are western nations taking responsibility for the radicalisation of Muslims when the problem is not confined to these countries? Why are these countries...

Meningitis Outbreak: Questioning the Existence And Potency Of Allah, By Leo Igwe

Leo Igwe, an outspoken atheist, examines Zamfara Governor Abdul'aziz Yari's claim that the on-going meningitis outbreak in Nigeria is "punishment from Allah for fornication".  Recent...

Leo Igwe: Anti-Bullet Charms and Destructive Power of Superstition in Africa

The recent case of a traditional priest in Ghana who was fatally wounded in the process of testing his supposed anti-bullet charms has once again illustrated the...

Leo Igwe: The Challenges And Opportunities Of Atheism In Nigeria

Atheism is now an ‘incorporated belief’ in Nigeria. The news, coming out of Africa’s most populous nation, says that the country’s Corporate Affairs Commission...

Leo Igwe: Marking 20 Years Of The Nigerian Humanist Movement (READ)

The Nigerian Humanist Movement (NHM) was founded in 1996 and the main goal was to provide an alternative to religion and a sense of...

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