Column No.6: Those Nigerians who have nowhere to go
The Borno State government recently announced its plan to close down all IDP camps by the end 2021, following the return of peace to many areas occupi
Column No. 6
A weekly column by Abdulkareem Baba Aminu, which touches on general issues
Column No.6: A few thoughts from a few readers
As the events on our national landscape continue to charge at us fast and furious, it sometimes requires one to pause and catch a breather, in order t
Column No. 6: As literary festivals continue to grow in Nigeria
Last year, during the global lockdown triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, the 23rd of March to be precise, Kenya-based South African writer Zukiswa
Column No.6: Nigeria’s aversion to research, and how to cure it (II)
Our collective national disdain for research does not stop with institutions. After all, who runs the institutions, if not human beings? And in any ca
Column No.6: Nigeria’s aversion to research, and how to cure it
The average Nigerian does not really appreciate research or its importance in development. If you’re thinking that I made this declaration off the top