Nigeria’s rape problem
As young girls, we were told, to sit a certain way, crossing our legs, poised daintily, making sure not to take up too much space on the chair. When I
A Physician's Diary
A Physician's Diary
The sense of smell
The sweet, exotic, smoky smell of incense after the rain reminds you lovingly, of home. The fragrance, like a lover’s arms, wraps itself around you te
The Nigerian Patient (II)
Thirdly, the average Nigerian patient is economical with the truth. Here, my people fall into two categories: those that tell outright white lies and
The Nigerian Patient (I)
One of the best books I read last year was titled: Be(com)ing Nigerian: A guide, by Elnathan John. It is a satirical approach to all things Nigerian;
‘Anything for the boys?’
My Serbian friend keeps gushing about the general friendliness of Nigerians. She loves everything about us: our literature, pop culture, and our gener