Medical Entrepreneurship: An untapped gold mine
Some time ago, the 14th Emir of Kano’s child (I hear a certain word is now forbidden), was admitted in a tertiary hospital. While visiting his child,
Saturday Column
Saturday Column
No Need for Celebration
It’s that time of the year again; when we dress brightly in our traditional attires and elaborate head gears. The women in their buba and iro sewn wit
Dying while sleeping: The truth about aphrodisiacs
Some time back, a relative came to me with what she thought was outrageous news; her elderly uncle had just passed away in a small village in Jalingo.
The Back Benchers
There is a popular Nigerian joke which says that there are only four career options available to children when they eventually grow up- doctors, lawye
The case of the chicken and the egg
In most cases, they are hidden, not to be mentioned and nursed as a deep dark secret. Some, however,