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Nigeria’s Redemption: Beyond the Pew and the Pulpit
In Nigeria, hope is a national currency. We “claim it,” we “key into it,” and we “reject” any reality that does not align with our desires. Whether it is a failing economy, a collapsing power grid, or a broken healthcare system, our default response is almost always a collective chorus of “It is well” or…
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WHY CHRISTIANS HAVE NO RIGHT TO CRITICIZE APOSTLE AROME OSAYI
Recently, some Christians have taken to social media to criticize Apostle Arome Osayi over his claims about Satan, particularly his alleged encounter with the devil, whom he described as the most beautiful creature he had ever seen. Many have questioned his credibility, dismissed his account, and expressed disbelief at the story. But their reaction raises…
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WHY SUPERSTITION PERSISTS IN AFRICA
Superstition remains deeply rooted across Africa, largely because of how society misunderstands the psychological nature of dreams, visions, and premonitions. While modern education and technology are rising, the human mind’s natural way of processing information is still widely misinterpreted. Instead of viewing dreams as symbolic messages from the subconscious, many people interpret these mental images…
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EQUAL APPLICATION OF THE LAW ON RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES IN PUBLIC SPACES
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SECULAR ADVOCACY FORUM AND CRITICAL THINKING EDUCATION INITIATIVE COMMEND THE SENATE, CALL FOR EQUAL APPLICATION OF THE LAW ON RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES IN PUBLIC SPACES The Secular Advocacy Forum (SAF) and the Critical Thinking Education Initiative (Crithink) commend the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for passing the Federal Road…
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HOW CRITICAL THINKING LIBERATED HUMANITY
FROM GODS AND MYTHS TO EVIDENCE AND DISCOVERY For thousands of years humanity searched for answers in gods, myths, sacred stories, miracles, and superstition. Every civilization attempted to explain the riddles of existence through supernatural beliefs. The origins of life, the movement of the heavens, disease, death, storms, droughts, and natural disasters were attributed to…
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Critical Thinking Awareness
As part of our continued effort to increase critical thinking awareness amongst students especially in secondary schools, the Critical Thinking Education Initiative wants to kickstart the second phase of the distribution of free copies of Critical Thinking for Secondary Schools to more students. Recently, a student who attends our pilot school, Government Secondary School, Ado…
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What is Critical Thinking
Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly, carefully, and independently. It means not accepting ideas simply because they are popular, traditional, or taught by an authority figure. Instead, critical thinking encourages us to ask questions, examine evidence, and make conclusions based on reason and understanding. Many students grow up learning what to think rather…
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