The gift of sight: Big fights, small wins (I)
Two years later, I still visit his shop whenever I go to the market for groceries. And he never let me go without a complimentary carton of soap.
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
Complementary Chinese medicine and MLMs: Yay or nay?
It’s a recurring joke really. A patient comes for consultation and after he or she is done, reaches into his bag and brings out some bottles of pills.
Is police brutality the next public health hazard?
Years ago, on my way to pick up the children from school, I was stopped at a police check point. It was at the height of Boko Haram crisis in Kano and
Murder she wrote
In November, 2017, Nigeria stood still after the murder of a young man who belonged to the so-called elite class of Arewa. Bilyamin Bello had been sta
Dialysis: The surest path to poverty in Nigeria
There is a radio program I like to listen to whenever I am opportune to be less busy- it is titled ‘Buharinomics’. It is an in-depth analysis of the N