Mmesoma, JAMB and the metaphor of a Nigerian scandal
Once, when I was still known as just Abubakar Adam, my name at birth, I happened to get into JSS One with a boy who had the exact same name and surnam
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
What’s the big mystery in the endless killings in Plateau?
Some things don’t make sense on the surface, like the recent claims by one Taibat Abubakar of Ilorin that a certain Abubakar Salihu, whom she neither
Service chiefs and sacrificial lambs
It is ironic that after he was decorated by Vice President Kashim Shettima, the new Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun…
Prof. David Jowitt’s 60-year odyssey to becoming Nigerian, and sundry issues
Prof. David Jowitt is 80 years old. He is one of the newest Nigerians in town. He was born British, and exactly 60 years since he first arrived in Nig
House speakership: 74 bills and the driving seat of the Green Chamber
Like a ball juggler in a circus, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has found itself in a delicate balancing act. This is not because the Sout