First things first
Along with my siblings, I was tutored about the basics of the Islamic faith by my father every day after the dawn prayers and devotions while growing
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Cautionary tales?
I had dinner over the weekend with Naija friends, and as invariably happens when in the company of Nigerians, the conversation turned to Nigeria: the
Nigeria’s indebtedness: Between earning and borrowing
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr Godwin Emefiele, struck a beautiful chord in a quote that was reported in most of the dailies on Tuesd
Suleiman and the commercialisation of NPF
Nigerians are not fond of members of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), and with good reason. Their reputation for brutality and extortion is second to n
Memoirs of a generation (II)
Somewhere far away in space and time, I used to know a guy from Kenya who once told me a story about myself. Those were the heydays and also the twili