Bye-bye, Bubu, happy survival Nigeria
In 2001, after the September 7 civil mayhem and killings in Jos, Plateau State, a new greeting was born. You see, after the breakdown of order in wha
Thursday Column
Thursday Column
Seun Kuti: Snapshot of Nigerians, police toxic relationship
Some relationships can be toxic. So toxic that the small confines of such relationships could contain enough venom to kill a herd of cows, or burn dow
Murderous children and cannibalistic parents
Some days ago in the Rimin Kebbe Quarters of Kano, a conversation between a 50-year-old woman and her 22-year-old son ended in tragedy when the son st
Sudan evacuation: A Case of fire brigade approach vs. Nigerian factor
It has been a week since I wrote about the spiralling chaos in Sudan and how, optimistically, I had praised Nigeria’s effort to evacuate its citizens
World War Sudan and what it means for Nigeria
It would seem that a war, not a one-off shootout, has broken out in Sudan, Nigeria’s neighbour to the north. If we have learnt anything from the crisi