Do sane people ever walk themselves to a clinic to test for HIV? That was the question that crossed my mind yesterday as I sat opposite a female counselor at …
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I remember growing up and wanting to have beard. At fifteen, all I ever dreamt of was having a face covered with hair. Why? Just so I could be respected …
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Dreams do come true. And no one has it happened to more than me. Here I was standing in a room packed full of seasoned diplomats, reputable public servants and …
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In a few days, Nigeria, Africa’s most populated country and sub Saharan Africa’s second largest economy, will go to the polls in elections that are hoped will mark the country’s …
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It has been said by many people that the problem of Africa is a problem of leadership. But one also needs emphasise that the ordinary man and woman on the …
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The body of Christ in Nigeria took back what they had lost to the world with the successful staging of The Experience in Lagos last week. In an industry where …
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It is not often that one happens to personally know the survivor of an accident not to talk of the survivor of a deadly plane crash…
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I didn’t shed a tear when I was told that Ye Wande had passed on. I knew she had gone to be with the Lord. I can’t tell her age …
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It is no longer news then that the Big Brother Nigeria show has since claimed its first casualty after two weeks…
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The federal government has N60 billion to construct a new stadium, but is unwilling to commit a few billions to reviving education in Nigeria…
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what is the use of speaking all the languages if I cannot communicate with my relations from the village in the local dialect that has existed for generations?
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Life here as we saw it was a dark cloud without a silver lining. We have become so dead to the wailings of the poor in our bid to get …
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On TV, young people who ought to be in school are being paraded as crime suspects… Meanwhile, the children of our leaders are seen in society magazines at graduation ceremonies …