On Overwhelming Emotions
When Obama was sworn in as the US’s first African American president, I watched his inauguration from Belgium. I did not live in the US then and was n
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Addressing Borno’s trauma with art: Plight of artist in a conflict zone
In Borno, its neighbouring states and the three West African countries it borders, Boko Haram has wrecked havoc on the unsuspecting populace in a vio
Nigeria: Time for the Grand Design (II)
No country becomes a global power by the willing benevolence of another power or powers.
On Hypocrisy, Classism and Patriotism
Last week, a young, new émigré to Canada posted news of his checking out of Nigeria
Vanishing culture: Resettlement of Bama and efforts to revive cultural heritage
Bama, a border town close to Cameroon, was regarded as a thriving commercial centre