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Kwara’s unending war of the veils

The title of this column is not from a fantasy novel. Neither is it from an epic TV show like Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings. It is from recent

That Senator Bulkachuwa’s leaked phone call

“Is someone dying?” he asked. “I thought someone was dying because I have spare lives in my library or trunk so I could fetch one for him.” The

Making money from transport: Do governors have the will and ability?

A quiet revolution started in Lagos State on Monday, February 1, 2022. It should spread to other states, and if that happens the governors will be hap

African politics: Return of the military

The military seized power in Burkina Faso on Monday, ousting the country’s democratically elected President, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré. I was in a co

How much does the corpse of a five-year-old weigh?

It is remarkable in a country where hundreds are killed in a matter of hours (take the recent Zamfara massacres for instance) without the appropriate