In praise of Dr Bukar Usman
I haven’t spoken to Dr Bukar Usman since I and my family surprised him sometime in June when we showed up at his house on a very short notice. So, I s
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
Dead lovers, wives and surviving terrorists
This has been a bad week for love in Nigeria. Two deaths recorded—at least the ones reported—over lovers’ tiffs that have caused some level of conster
Mr Politician, where is your certificate?
Nigerians can ask questions. We are probably the best in the world in the art of asking questions to the extent that the first thing one is confronted
ASUU v FG and the Ezeulu metaphor
It is incredible that the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has gone on strike 15 times since 1999. That should be some kind of Guinness Wor
The serious and frivolous politics of shoes
Shoes are far more important than just the things you wear on your feet. They have built and destroyed reputations and legacies, ruined businesses and