There is something about us, Nigerians, that is quite difficult to understand, much less explain. For one, we think we are unique and completely different from the rest of the
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If memory serves me well, I think it wasn’t long after I settled down in Lagos in 1991 after my compulsory (but hugely enjoyable *wink *wink) National Youth Service in
Never before in our annals has an election become very important with two major sides vigorously campaigning and unwilling to leave anything to chance. I’m talking of the governorship election
After enduring (what seemed like) the eternal mismanagement of the consequences of the Boko Haram onslaught on Nigeria, the extremely mortified people of Nigeria woke up recently to perhaps one
The August 9 governorship election in Osun State is a tougher test for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) than Ekiti
To begin on a slightly lighter note, this piece has nothing to do with the eponymous fast food chain owned
My initial plan was to write on the plight of the girls abducted from Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State
We have many reasons to be thankful that Gen. Muhammadu Buhari survived the bomb attack in Kaduna on Wednesday. I’m
Today the parents of more than 250 schoolgirls in Chibok, Nigeria, will enter the 100th day of mourning for their
The inspiration for this piece came from a round table discussion organised by the Ford Foundation in honour of retiring
