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Politics of Grammar

Fuel price hike: The language and grammatical illogic of a regulated deregulation

Popular everyday English expressions we inherited from Shakespeare (II)

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Subsidy, deregulation, liberalization: Nigerian English’s most abused terms

The Buhari government’s battle to strangulate the masses through petrol price increase and other infernal neo-liberal policies is being fought on both the existential and…



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