Okay, let’s humanize and summarize Obafemi George’s interview into six paragraphs, aiming for around 2000 words. This will involve expanding on his points with more illustrative language and explanations, while staying true to the core of his arguments. Have you ever heard that old saying, “Don’t blame your tools, blame the carpenter”? Well, imagine a seasoned political observer, someone who’s watched the Nigerian political scene unfold for years, standing up and saying exactly that about the country’s opposition parties. That’s essentially the message Obafemi George, a sharp political scientist, brought to the public during a recent interview on ARISE NEWS.…

Dear Boulder, Imagine a world where every story you heard was complete, accurate, and told with the full context. Sounds pretty idyllic, right? But as many of you have shared, and as I’ve experienced firsthand, that’s rarely the case. We’re often presented with partial truths, snippets of information, or outright misinterpretations that shape our perceptions and, in turn, our actions. Your insightful responses to my previous column, where I asked about moments when you realized a story was incomplete, truly resonated with me. It’s clear that this issue of incomplete narratives profoundly impacts our lives and the very fabric of…