The witchcraft in London
In 2012, midway through the opening ceremony of the London Olympics, a friend was captivated by the pyrotechnic displays and synchronisations of the c
Wednesday Column
Wednesday Column
Queen Elizabeth II: Life After Death
When I was contacted by the British publisher of Max Siollun’s latest book, What Britain Did to Nigeria, to read the manuscript at the time it was sch
Abuja’s tax-evading big men
Sometime in July, at a seminar to interrogate the disobliging tax culture in his administrative jurisdiction, the acting Executive Chairman of FCT-IRS
The shy majority
The exceedingly liberal American media was, ahead of the 2016 presidential election in the country, convinced that Donald Trump was a farce and bound
The Shettima challenge
The Nigerian is that person who laughs even in a funeral house and at his tragedy. Such dark humour has to be his coping mechanism because it plays ou