Posts Tagged ‘cult denialism’

Professor Soyinka’s and the Pyrates Confraternity – I Disagree!

Posted: September 12, 2017 in Fraternity, Institutions, Leadership, Power, Social Relations
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Comment: Over the past six years I have written several articles about the wrongs and decadence of University Campus Grown Fraternities (UCGF) (some deleted) with insider knowledge. I more recently even developed two essay series out of them, namely, Fraternities are Viruses in Nigeria and The Leadership of a Bad Brother  (both which do not names persons or fraternities) with another series in making that does mention names.  A major international media house and a documentary film maker have even contacted me for my expertise on the matter. However, over a decade before me Omoleye Sowore (in 2002) had written one of the most important articles on the source problem of cults (UCGF) in Nigeria and its possible remedies. I am sure many readers will agree.  (more…)

Fraternities are Viruses in Nigeria: Part 11

Posted: February 21, 2017 in Corruption, Fraternity, Governance, Justice, Leadership, Power, Social Relations
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To be in a UCGF (University Campus Grown Fraternity) as a member in 2017 under the terms and conditions they are currently operated is to voluntarily be a slave unless you are a “Slave Master” or his favoured client. The fight to be a slave master is the goal of many an unwitting ambitious UCGF member but where does it get them? (See: Climbing the “Fraternity Ladder”: Ambitions, Wickedness and Nothingness http://wp.me/p1bOKH-zC).

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Are Fraternities in Nigeria Cults? Try a Validated Checklist

Posted: April 3, 2016 in Fraternity, Human Rights, Leadership, Rationality, Social Relations
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It is almost a rule that as a member of the public you will encounter UCGFs (University Campus Grown Fraternities) and their members vehemently deny that they are cults or cult members, respectively,  in any personal or media platform available to them. One would think that such is a practice of mere or strong ‘cult denialism’ because of the negative image in conjures in the minds of members of the public? Wrong. (more…)