Hajj Diaries (III)- About Inequality and Racism
There is a common joke about Fulanis and Hajj. Actually, there are many jokes, but my favourite is about the man who travelled for Hajj and was called
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Hajj Diaries (2): Inflation and The End of Charity as We Know It
No matter how Nigerians love to blame President Muhammadu Buhari for all our problems, the fact remains that Inflation is global. According to the lat
Hajj Diaries (I)- The Journey of a Lifetime
“And proclaim the Pilgrimage among men: they will come to thee on foot and (mounted) on every kind of camel, lean on account of journeys through deep
First, Do No Harm
One of the most important lessons I learnt during my residency training was during a paediatric rotation. I was in the SCBU (the ward for newborns les
More Money, More Problems
This week, amidst all the speculation about the vice-presidential candidates of both the APC and PDP, the good news of the release of a few of the kid