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Twisted Conscience -By Peter Ajogwu – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Twisted Conscience -By Peter Ajogwu – Opinion Nigeria

This is also very true about the destiny of a country. The menace of everything-goes-ethical philosophy on Nigeria's socio-cultural fabrics is subtly inventing negative trends, knowledge, and influence. It will soon become a tradition.

#OpEd: Why Nigerians Should Rise Above Controversies Surrounding Bobrisky Award As 'Most Dressed Female', By Ajogwu Peters - Vimarsana News

#OpEd: Why Nigerians Should Rise Above Controversies Surrounding Bobrisky Award As 'Most Dressed Female', By Ajogwu Peters

The social fabric of our nation Nigeria is awash with ripples of likes and dislikes, commendations and condemnations, silence and outburst over the “Best Dressed Female” award at the premiere of Eniola Ajao’s Ajakaju film.   While everybody is entitled to his or her opinion, the critical questions begging for answers include: what is the colour of our national conscience? Does Nigeria as an African nation hold certain ethics as ground norms? Are there consequences for ‘everything goes’ moral standard? Are there laws tailored to safeguard the moral fabric of Nigeria?

The climate witch trials - Vimarsana News

The climate witch trials

Questioning the climate-change narrative is now the ultimate form of heresy.

10 Best Sociology Books from Classics to Modern - Vimarsana News

10 Best Sociology Books from Classics to Modern

Uncover the intricate web of society! Dive into thought-provoking theories, explore cultural dynamics, and broaden your understanding of the world.

On the social and cultural construction of reality - Vimarsana News

On the social and cultural construction of reality

Ian Hacking, RIP. Our academic professional societies do an absolutely abysmal job of informing their members of their colleagues’ deaths. Death notices and obituaries typically appear in these organizations’ bulletins months or even years after a scholar’s death. Members of the Organization of American Historians must pay extra to subscribe to a publication that lists deaths. You might think that historians, of all people, would do more to remember their parting.