Grimot Nane Zine, Author at Grimot Nane Zine

The Igbe Religion – A Faith Igbe is neither my personal nor family religion. Stiil, I lived in Urhoboland, where it originated and people still practise it, long enough to…

Corruption Governance Institutions

Yankius: Arsenal F.C. & Fainting Thief

Grimot Nane Zine 20/07/2020 No Comments

Yankius on Arsenal F.C. and the Fainting Thief Riverine Remedy: Yankius, you self, you cannot even ask after me if I don’t call you. Na so your friendship be? Yankius:…

Musings Short Stories UCGFs

Celebrating Cap’n Blood’s Birthday

Grimot Nane Zine 14/07/2020 No Comments

Celebrating Cap’n Blood’s Birthday Yesterday, as I was making octopus pepper soup, I had a sip of seaweed kinkana, a mild alcoholic spirit. Paramole had given me the recipe to…

Culture as Institution Institutions Social Relations

Morak Oguntade and the Art of Expression

Grimot Nane Zine 02/07/2020 No Comments

Morak Oguntade and the Art of Everyday Expression After reading Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco a few years back, the unusual happened. I…

Culture as Institution Social Relations

Jazz Music & the Influence of Yoruba Culture

Grimot Nane Zine 30/06/2020 3 Comments

Jazz Music & the Influence of Yoruba Culture There was a time in the ’60s and ’70s when several jazz musicians of repute had to visit Brazil for a new…

Culture as Institution Governance Institutions

Cycling Education and Strong Institutions

Grimot Nane Zine 13/06/2020 No Comments

Cycling Education and Strong Institutions Formal education is one of the most overrated things in human development people on the African continent can gain. Maybe it so elsewhere too. Education…