B. D. Musa: A star has fallen
For decades, his bestrode the medical profession and like a colossus, academics, physicians and administrators have passed through Professor Babayo Du
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For decades, his bestrode the medical profession and like a colossus, academics, physicians and administrators have passed through Professor Babayo Du
His death was coming. His eyes kept on rolling, exposing only the white part and then rolling back to normal. I held his hand. Sometime after that, hi
Mama Sinani, as I used to call her, had been known to me since 2008. We got close in 2009 when her child was enrolled in my class. I was Sinani’s clas
This time marks a year to his death. I think it would be nice to say what I knew of him. Most people that knew him would agree with me that he had a c
He returned to Kaduna in1954 and was sent to train as a rural health assistant in Makurdi, Benue Province then. Ozigi was the best all-round student a