Felix Akinlaja·Nov 1Stay and Transform: A Call to Nigeria’s Young Doctors Amid the Japa WaveIn Nigeria today, whenever the word “Doctor” is mentioned, people instinctively think ‘Japa’, because almost every Nigerian has been…
Oluwabusayo Fakuade·Sep 27Tell Me, Why Wouldn’t They Leave?Migration is a vast subject, so I will speak from a Nigerian perspective.
Japan Alpha Brief·Sep 10AI’s $2 Billion Surprise Is Mostly Fiber. Three Japanese Stocks Own the Bottleneck.The AI trade is moving from processors to the optical links between them — and Japan’s cable makers offer three very different ways to…
Mirai | Future Decoder·Sep 4To You Who Dwells on Old Failures and SinksThe you of the past was never someone to blame — but someone to hold.
Olamiji Agboola·Jun 11Ajo O Da Bi Ile: The Japa Conversation We’re Not HavingWhat if America had been sufficiently able to create a behemoth system that feeds itself?
Ose Casely·May 23Book Review of A Place Called Maybe by Damilola Makinde - Spoiler Alert*A Place Called Maybe by Damilola Makinde is a book that can substitute its title for In-Between the Lines, Unspoken, or Necessary Lies. At…
Omotayo·May 17In BetweenOn job hunting, japa dreams, dry phones, and trying to make it through your 20s in Nigeria.
The Desolate Africans.·Apr 11The Myth of Japa: A Symbol of Hope and Survival.According to Wikipedia, “Japa is a Yoruba language word used as a Nigerian slang term that has gained widespread usage among Nigerian…
