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
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
The health of the Almajiri child
A few years ago, a neighbour knocked on my door with a strange request. Her ‘almajiri’, who helped with the sweeping of her compound in exchange for f
Nigerians and Depression: A state of denial
Good day readers! I wish to inform you that ‘A Physician’s Diary’ previously published on Saturdays, will now grace the back pages of our Thursday pap
Nothing lasts forever
Today will be my last contribution as a columnist for the Daily Trust. It all started in July 2010 when I came to spend one month ‘sabbatical’ in the
Madagascar’s COVID-19 solution and perils of soldiering for African cures
Recent reports about the trajectory of the COVID-19 in Madagascar shows an uptick in the rise of infections and deaths. According to reports, public h