Corporate fraud in America is bringing down Bush’s public rating. If an attack on Iraq or the removal of Saddam Hussein will shoot it back up, why not go to …
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Life Abroad
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I write to commiserate with you as we approach the first anniversary of the harrowing events of September 11, 2001. I also write to share with you some of the …
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You have to find your own Nigerian husband before you come to America or you will have a tough task of it. All the good men are gone. Only the …
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The rest of the world ought to be intimidated and scared at the rate Nigerians are getting educated…
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Considering the fact that cultures are different and what may be acceptable where I come from may be frowned at where you come from, what can be termed suspicious?
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An Open Letter to Nigerians in the Diaspora V
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An Open Letter to Nigerians in the Diaspora V
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An Open Letter to Nigerians in the Diaspora V
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The circumstances under which Nigerians in the Diaspora live give me immeasurable agony and grief. The circumstance of living under colour prejudice, racial discrimination and social indignity is serious psychological …
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The circumstances under which Nigerians in the Diaspora live give me immeasurable agony and grief. The circumstance of living under colour prejudice, racial discrimination and social indignity is serious psychological …
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My friend, the blonde one teases me about carrying my passport. She doesn't have to worry, she is a pretty blonde American, she will travel the world naked and American …
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It is assumed that Nigerians abroad do menial work, suffer, get oppressed, derided, and barely scrape a living. Well, all that and much more!
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If you're really desperate to locate a Nigerian in the Washington area, hang around the African Food Farmers' Market…
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Hot roast of pork sandwich with mashed potatoes…They caught and killed the pig already so you don't have to worry about that…
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Why do Africans go back home and then call it a vacation when the whole point of a vacation is to escape from home?
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Fear has shattered the myth of brotherhood among Nigerians in London…