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All Hail the Nigerian Woman..

Nigeria, April 16 -- I visited a friend two weeks ago. He had come from Kaduna for the same wedding I attended. He stayed indoors almost the entire time, before and after the ceremony, and I got curio... Read More


All Hail the Nigerian Woman

Nigeria, April 16 -- I visited a friend two weeks ago. He had come from Kaduna for the same wedding I attended. He stayed indoors almost the entire time, before and after the ceremony, and I got curio... Read More


Marwanic and Amupitanic Tests.

Nigeria, April 15 -- In a society increasingly uneasy about what lies beneath everyday normalcy, the Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Mohamed Buba Marwa, has proposed a bo... Read More


Aliyu Nuhu And The Worry of a Legend

Nigeria, April 15 -- To imagine that Ali Nuhu, the towering icon of Kannywood could harbor a quiet anxiety beneath his calm, measured persona is to confront a profound truth: even legends are not immu... Read More


Marwanic and Amupitanic Tests

Nigeria, April 14 -- In a society increasingly uneasy about what lies beneath everyday normalcy, the Chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Mohamed Buba Marwa, has pushed forwar... Read More


Are our "Ex-" our friend or enemy?

Nigeria, April 11 -- It is the weekend, and a reader once wished I would confine my writings to relationships and social interactions instead of politics. I was not surprised it came from a woman; I h... Read More


Competence vs Zoning

Nigeria, April 8 -- As the political season heats up, a debate has emerged pitting proponents of merit-based leadership against advocates of zoning as a deciding factor. Some dismiss zoning as a polit... Read More


The Two Tales in Abuja and Jos Town

Nigeria, April 8 -- It was a deeply unsettling experience I had last month in Abuja, one of those moments when fate seems to assert a quiet, ruthless authority over human vigilance, as though remindin... Read More


Some harmful narratives and perceptions that fuel religious crises

Nigeria, April 5 -- The claim that government supports banditry is often based on the assumption that shared religious identity between leaders and perpetrators implies complicity. Those who argue thi... Read More


Today's "sinners" as tomorrow's "heroes"

Nigeria, April 4 -- This isn't the best time for a reasonable discussion on Nigerian politics. However, I've been saying lately that "today's sinners are tomorrow's heroes," and it seems many people a... Read More