Haiti: Six months after the earthquake
In Port-au-Prince, capital city of the country, the streets are usually very busy on a normal working day. Commercial motorists use pick-up vans local
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Cracking Anambra’s cracky conundrum
The more so, on the political terrain where the governor himself qualifies for eminent mention in the list he reeled out. Denied his mandate at the po
Kano 2011: The imperatives of programme-oriented politics
With the apparent steady decline of Nigeria’s electric power generating capacity since 1999, despite the 10 billion dollars purportedly spent on impro
The fear of getting naija-whelmed
While the scene was obviously a way the director depicted the shallowness of high school students in America, it’s actually underscores one of the cra
Between niqab and hijab (II)
Having made a brief exposition of the arguments of those who say niqab is wajib, we shall now proceed to elucidate how scholars have attempted to refu