New Books

Mar

6

2013

LATEST NEWS The 3rd Scroll by Prince Justice, the long awaited final piece of the African Renaissance Trilogy, is set for release this summer. The thinly veiled narrative of a global revolution that pits Nigeria against the North Atlantic countries in an explosive but educating pageturner is finally to be released.     With hindsight, ...
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Press Release

Why is Seun Kuti Pop-squaring Felas legacy

Feb

12

2023

Prince Justice Faloye Initially I didn’t want to contribute to the P Square versus Seun Kuti imbroglio ‘vawulence’, which appears to be a marketing gimmick for their albums/shows. However with it resulting in increased Yoruba-Igbo abusive rivalry, you wonder whether Fela Kuti Pan Africanism legacy upon which my generation grew, is not being trashed by ...
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History · Social

Solutions to why Nigeria and Black Race are poor

Feb

5

2023

Let me emphatically state that for Nigeria to become industrially and economically advanced to employ and uplift its people, we must build three West to East railways, and instead of perpetually seeking technology transfer, use the railway network being the largest steel and chemical framework, to start the process of innovation that births technological development. ...
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Economics · Social

Political, cultural or economic restructuring, which comes first?

Jan

15

2023

Prince Justice Faloye Dr Roger Amos in his book, The Blueprint of Black Power made the statement that Culture, the way we do things, is tied to Politics, the way we organize to do things, and Economics, the means used to achieve things. So can we really have political restructuring that will empower Nigerians without ...
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Economics · Politics · Social

Global economic caste system rests on Planned Obsolescence (Lightbulb Conspiracy)

Jan

12

2023

By Prince Justice Faloye The current global economic system is unsustainable since it is based on overproduction of Western globalists through planned obsolescence, known as the Lightbulb conspiracy. The Light Bulb conspiracy can be traced to the beginning of industrialization whereby even though a light bulb could last a 100yrs by simply thickening its filament, ...
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Economics · Politics · Social

Spiritual and mental slavery of Yorubas, Igbos and other Original African groups
 1

Jan

3

2023

With all due respect, we are so painfully stupid if over 95% of us believe Esu/Ekwensu is Satan. Our ignorance is on the same level as not knowing 1+1, or not knowing Jesus is the main character in Christianity even if you are not Christian, or not knowing Mohammed even if not Muslim. Esu is ...
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History · Religion · Social

The Great Lagos Heists: Robbing Lagos Blind from Tinubu to Sanwo Olu 1

Dec

7

2022

By Prince Justice Faloye The 23 year atrocious rape of the Lagos commonwealth by Tinubu and his surrogates becomes obvious when you take a look at what was actually budgeted and disbursed from 1999 to date. In a country that ranks 107th out of 113 nations in the Global Food Affordability Index, in a state ...
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Economics · Politics · Social

Nov

29

2022

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2023: Neocolonial administrators or Economic revolutionaries

Nov

27

2022

By Prince Justice Faloye Nigerian politicians vision is to do better than the colonial master or the previous government. They built 5 schools, we will build 10, they built 3 hospitals we would build 9, they built 100km of roads we will build double. Our politicians and followers want incremental benefits of a colonial socioeconomic ...
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Economics · Politics · Social

Sanwo Olu Metro lie, not Metroline!

Nov

21

2022

By Prince Justice Faloye We thought we had heard it all when a 419 kingpin sold a nonexistent airport for $242m. Then, a ship was mysteriously pickpocketed and disappeared from Lagos Marina. Little did we know that a Lagos Governor could obtain by 419 deception and renamed a whole railway line as Sanwo Olu’s government ...
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Economics · Politics · Social

How Tinubu arrested the development of the Black Race

Nov

13

2022

By Prince Justice Faloye There is a misconception that economic development is tied to nation-states, and not city-states. However London, New York City and other major population centers stimulated the economic development for their peoples. Lagos is the world’s most populous Black city, and if Tinubu hadn’t arrested it’s economic development over the last 23 ...
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Economics · Politics · Social

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