Another look at life, death, blind Nigerians and 2023
For many years now, life in Nigeria has been colored with a most bleak palette. The culprits are many and varied, but the main ones are there to see,
Column No. 6
A weekly column by Abdulkareem Baba Aminu, which touches on general issues
Why ‘The King’s Horseman’ is the best film of 2022
Beloved director Biyi Bandele’s last movie is the EbonyLife/Netflix-produced adaptation of a revered classic, as well as a sharp and unforgiving look
Nigerian breakfast, Arewa-style
With all the depressing issues trending across social media, I’ve been in turns angry, sad, and heartbroken by the turn of events that I decided to di
Column No.6: Can a book (try to) solve the world’s problems?
This week’s piece is a re-visitation of sorts. Released in September 2021, ‘Solved’ is a book I bought after reading the subtitle – ‘How Other Countri
Column No.6: Aké festival’s swansong stirs mixed feelings
On the 24th of November, literary stars and enthusiasts are going to converge in Lagos for the 10th – and “final” – edition of the Aké Arts & Book