When Maiduguri went agog
The first inkling many had that Maiduguri was going agog was the realization that flights were fully booked throughout last week on the two airlines t
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Ukraine is no laughing matter
I have been fascinated by Ukraine [The Ukraine, as it was called at the time] since my primary school days. It was the second most important country a
Mixed Metaphors: Back to the beginning
Few things can summarize the Muhammadu Buhari era as succinctly as his return to a London hospital bed a few days ago. In May 2015, as he prepared to
KCCI: KANO TOMORROW?
It is not every day that an association can bring Aliko Dangote and AbdusSamad Rabi’u (BUA) together in one place, and have each of them to speak on t
Notre Dame de Nigeria
Yesterday, I was at Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, which was destroyed by a colossal fire last week. It had been cordoned off and even the roads aroun