Irfan Bayei
A young Nigerian freethinker and writer advocating for reason, evidence, and human dignity. Irfan writes about law, history, religion, superstition, and society, examining how beliefs and institutions shape people's lives and calling for greater reliance on critical thinking, science, and human rights.
Articles (32)
The Illusion of Stability: What the Arab Spring and European Protests Teach African Leaders
A Rumour With a Doctor’s Name on It: How Kano’s Polio Boycott Sent a Virus Round the World
Seventeen Arrests in Alkaleri: What a Witchcraft Accusation Looks Like in 2026
From Volunteers to a Law: How Hisbah Became a State Institution, and the Question Nobody Has Answered
From ₦1,049 to ₦1,400: The Rising Cost of Living and the Crisis of Governance in Nigeria
99 Days: What the Numbers, the New Law and the Calendar Mean for Nigerian Voters
One Constitution, Three Kinds of Court: How Common Law and Sharia Came to Share Northern Nigeria
Child Brides of the North: The Law That Exists, The States That Refuse It, and the Girls Caught Between
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