Leo Igwe
Leo Igwe is the founder of the Nigerian Humanist Movement and currently a research fellow at Bayreuth International Graduate School of African Studies, University of Bayreuth, Germany.
50 Popular Mistaken Beliefs
October 12, 2012
A review of 50 Popular Beliefs that People Think are True by Guy Harrison.
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Chris Oyakhilome Miracle Scandal in South Africa
Skeptical Briefs Volume 19.2, June 2009
In April 2008 the Sowetan, a South African newspaper, published a report revealing the deception, fraud...
Benny Hinn Healing Crusade Ends in Controversy
Skeptical Briefs Volume 16.3, September 2006
In April 2005, American Evangelist Benny Hinn arrived in Nigeria for his much-advertised Healing Crusade.
Ritual Killing and Pseudoscience in Nigeria
Skeptical Briefs Volume 14.2, June 2004
The murder in London of a Nigerian boy may have brought focus to one of the most dreadful practices in Nigeria - ritual killing.
Witchkillings in Nigeria
Skeptical Briefs Volume 13.2, June 2003
At least twenty-five people suspected of being witches have been killed in Akwa Ibom state in southern Nigeria.
The Need for Skepticism in Nigeria
Skeptical Briefs Volume 11.3, September 2001
Nigeria is a very religious country with most of its population mired in superstition. This is not limited to the illiterate...
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