Yaa-Naa's Leadership Promotes Unity and Progress in Dagbon

William Ruto’s relative silence on Dr. Fred Matiang’i in his day-to-day campaigns is not accidental. In Kenyan politics, who you attack often matters more than what you say, and several strategic reasons explain this approach. 1. Attacking Matiang’i would elevate him Dr. Matiang’i is not yet a declared presidential candidate, but he already enjoys a reputation as a results-driven technocrat. If President Ruto were to attack him directly, it would: Legitimize Matiang’i as a serious national chall

Episode Enthusiast on Instagram: "In Season 6 of Solar Opposites, The Wall reaches its most mature and unsettling chapter yet. What began as a fight for survival has evolved into a full reflection of how societies age, fracture, and repeat themselves. Power no longer looks like a single villain or ruler-it’s systemic, normalized, and harder to tear down. The Wall now feels less like a prison and more like a world that people are forced to accept, showing how control can persist even after revolu