The long Journey Home
December is for the holidays. Period. After working for a whole year, I believe it is only befitting that I get to pack my bags and go home to relieve
A Physician's Diary
A Physician's Diary
Little White Lies
Some months ago, a wedding I planned to attend was postponed. Barely 48 hours to the date, the father of the bride called the groom’s father and asked
A Typical Nigerian Week: Tomori’s Tears, Travel Apartheid and Sokoto’s corpses
About eight months ago, when the COVID vaccine was first brought to Nigeria, a friend jokingly said to me: ‘I hope this vaccination does not become li
Omicron: Throwing the Baby with The Bath Water
Imagine you are living in an apartment building or estate with several other people of different ethnic groups, race and religion. You install fancy s
Shisha: A borrowed Nightmare
A few months ago, a young man came to me seeking answers. Kabir* had developed a persistent cough over the past few months. His chest hurt and breathi