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Leo Igwe | Op-Ed Contributor

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Think Aloud Ogun: Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in Primary Schools [MUST READ]

The first Think Aloud event in Ogun state will take place at the end of the month. Think Aloud project promotes critical and creative...

Leo Igwe: African Humanism Is Everything, Anything, Nothing, and Something [MUST READ]

I have been tasked to present 'African humanism' and highlight the basic philosophy especially how African humanism differs from 'Western humanism', and by extension...

Leo Igwe: Witchcraft Accusations and Critical Thinking [MUST READ]

Last year, a friend who manages a school in Lagos invited me to organize a critical thinking workshop for her students. While discussing the...

Talking Drums: How Unchained Melodies and Art Will Benefit Africa [MUST READ]

The African Freethought Music and Art Festival is a dream come true because for some years we have been contemplating and pondering how music...

Leo Igwe: Mental Health, Accusations of Witchcraft, and Demonic Possession in Nigeria [MUST READ]

On the occasion of this year's World Mental Health Day, the Advocacy for Alleged Witches draws the attention of the public to the situation...

Leo Igwe: The Imperative of Posthumous Pardon for Alleged Witches in Britain [MUST READ]

The Advocacy for Alleged Witches supports the campaign to pardon alleged witches, prosecuted, imprisoned, or executed in Britain over 300 years ago. This pardon...

Leo Igwe: Stand Up for Teachers of Critical Thinking in Schools [MUST READ]

On this occasion of World Teachers' Day, the Critical Thinking Social Empowerment Foundation, CTSEF, urges the public to honour educators who are committed to...

Leo Igwe: UN and Missing Link in Protection of Persons With Albinism in Africa [MUST READ]

As the commemorative decade of the United Nations’ resolution establishing the independent expert on the rights of persons with albinism approaches, it is pertinent to review...

Leo Igwe: Witch-Hunting – Challenge to ‘Good Samaritan’ Christians in Nigeria [MUST READ]

Even though witch-hunting predates Christianity and colonialism, persecution of alleged witches in contemporary Nigeria is rooted in Christian teachings and ministrations. Before Western missionaries...

Leo Igwe: Ritual Killing By 16-Year-Old Indicates Moral and Educational Failures [MUST READ]

The attention of the Advocacy for Alleged Witches has been drawn to a horrifying case of ritual killing in Lagos, Nigeria. This incident involves...

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