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Discovery With Grace

Grimot Nane Zine 11/11/2021 No Comments

1: I am writing an essay titled ""Grace from the soul" It is the basis of this story of electronic affection, a narration of a faraway thoughtful man who falls…

Culture as Institution Musings

Efe Ajagba: Time of Reckoning

Grimot Nane Zine 02/11/2021 No Comments

Efe Ajagba: Time of Reckoning Heavyweight boxing contender, Efe Ajagba, hails from a old tradition of fist-fighter and seeks the professional heavyweight title belt as he did fighting as an…

Corruption Culture as Institution Short Stories

Omissions According To Dara

Grimot Nane Zine 30/10/2021 No Comments

Omissions According To Dara: an interesting euphemism for half-truths and lies is the omission of guilt, mischief or indicators in testimony. The narrator's father hated them most of all things.…

Culture as Institution Governance Institutions

Being A White Businessman in Nigeria: Part 2

Grimot Nane Zine 24/10/2021 No Comments

Being A White Businessman in Nigeria: Part 2 An further view of White privilege among the power elite and bureaucrats in Nigeria. National Pride appears to vanish when technical business…

Culture as Institution Governance Institutions

Being A White Businessman In Nigeria

Grimot Nane Zine 24/10/2021 No Comments

Being A White Businessman In Nigeria An introductory view of White privilege as it happens in the corridors of power in Abuja, Nigeria and elsewhere in the country with regards…

Culture as Institution Jazz Musings

Creed Taylor and the Origins of Smooth Jazz

Grimot Nane Zine 08/10/2021 No Comments

Creed Taylor and the Origins of Smooth Jazz There few people who popularised and brought money into jazz like producer, Creed Taylor, did. Beginning with creating the international Bossa Nova…