Column No.6: The tragic stories Nigerian faces tell
I’ve wondered this in the past, and this is a re-visitation: If eyes, as they say, are windows to the soul, then the face has got to be the door. From
Column No. 6
A weekly column by Abdulkareem Baba Aminu, which touches on general issues
Column No.6: More of what readers think
I haven’t rummaged through my inbox in a bit, even if I usually scan and check it and read new mail every now and then. The past few months since I ai
Column No.6: Another look at ‘corporate begging’ and other new Nigerianisms
It’s not a secret that Nigerian slang is always evolving, with new words and phrases constantly birthed, and even rebirthed. It’s exciting, especially
Column No.6: Where to find the worst kind of Nigerians
Last week, Nigerians – particularly those online – were terrified by the shocking news of a young woman in Abuja named Ameerah who had tweeted that sh
Column No.6: First they came for the ‘ordinary’ Nigerian…
For a few days now, there’s been a trend on Twitter, with the hashtag #Ameerah, chronicling the social media feelings of Nigerians about the Abuja you