Sixty garlands for Eugenia Abu
It was the year 1979, in a small somewhat bucolic city, Makurdi when a young woman, with dreams of becoming a lawyer, got wind of a new radio station
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
How to build a fake Nigerian
During my service year in the East, one of my fellow corps members, Ade, returned from the market with a ponderous expression. We asked what the probl
Nigeria’s politics of flood and UK’s flood of colour
Congratulations, if you are reading this, you have survived the floods that have drowned a significant chunk of Nigerian hamlets, villages, towns and
So, there will be no female governor for Adamawa after all
Last week, a gavel crushed a dream in Adamawa when Justice Abdulazeez Anka of the Federal High Court in Yola nullified the All Progressives Congress p
Over to you, Dear readers
Today on Line of Sight, I thought I should do something different. I am democratising this space by sharing some of the readers’ comments I have recei