The library without readers
Monday, a normal, humdrum, working day and I was driving from my home in Wuse 2, Abuja, to Gudu District to deliver my car to a mechanic who usually h
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”Nigeria appears to have come unhinged”
As usual, Nigerians are doing what they do best – making themselves the laughing stock of the rest of the world, behaving like spoilt brats of a
New face of Leaders of Thought
The last time that “Leaders of Thought” took centre stage in Nigerian affairs was in the wake of the two bloody coups of 1966 and the run
Mixed metaphors: Rob the weak, pardon the strong
It is part of the Nigerian character to imagine an improved society even when our daily activities are a map to hell. We hear of the arrest of
RAMADAN 1438: FASTING IN OTHER PLACES (V)
Allahu Akbar! Finally, the end of Ramadan is nigh. Just like yesterday we started, and see how fast it has gone! Perhaps tomorrow or Monday will be Sa