The Economics of Flooding and Donations
This week’s column has been particularly difficult to write. Normally, I’m not very emotionally involved in a topic other than it touches on things th
Saturday Column
Saturday Column
Maiduguri Floods and the Breakdown Of Alau Dam
‘Allahumma Ajirni Fi Musibati Wakhluf Li Khairan minha.’ ‘O Allah! Compensate me for my calamity, recompense my loss, and give me something better ins
Suicide: A Cry for Help
This week, I read about the passing away of former Chief Executive Officer of Konga, one of Nigeria’s e-commerce giants, Nick Imudia. Imudia was said
GITEX AFRICA, Moroccan renaissance and the search for digital health solutions in Nigeria
I was excited when I discovered that the GITEX AFRICA 2024 and the World Future Health Africa (WFHA) session will hold in Marrakech, Morocco from 29th
From Frying Pan to Fire
Once upon a time, between 1980 and 2016, the Iraqi people suffered three large-scale inter-state wars, three major intra-state conflicts and at least