Column No.6: Media, the arts, and the most underserved Nigerians
Last week, I was on a panel discussing the underserved (not to be confused with the ‘undeserved’) section of Nigeria, when it comes to arts, culture,
Column No. 6
A weekly column by Abdulkareem Baba Aminu, which touches on general issues
Column No.6: The only thing scarcer than the naira
I’ve written about this before, probably three or more times. It is quite possibly the most-revisited topic by this column, ever. I’m referring to ‘na
Column No.6: Out of the (in)box once again
It’s been a while since I ran letters from readers here on your favorite column. That’s mainly because events have been unfolding at breakneck speed,
Column No.6: CBN’s ‘green light, red light’ game
After getting home from work yesterday, I sat down, sweating. The air-conditioner was in great condition, but my own condition was far from optimal. I
Column No.6: Today Na Today
Today, like the popular Nigerian maxim goes, na today. Yes, it’s pidgin English and therefore accessible to Nigerians mostly, as is this very column.