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It was about 7:40pm in late October, 2012 when Pilot Danbaba Danfulani Suntai maneuvered the landing gear of his aircraft, a Cessna...

When light unexpectedly shines on murkiness, those exposed by the stinging rays often berate   the light rather than regret the...

Recent successes by the Nigerian Military against the raging insurgency in the North-East seem to inspire confidence that the nation...

This month, this year, mark two unusual milestones: the anniversary of the birth ninety years ago of Amílcar Cabral, the...

Nigerians are good at picking bad leaders because we focus on all the wrong things, like a candidate’s contrived narrative...

When you live outside the country, one of the things you dread is a phone call in the middle of...

It is becoming increasingly clear that the #BringBackOurGirls Movement is an effective lens for accurately reading the state of the...

A clear trend is emerging in the thinking around the best way to manage our economy. It is unashamedly mercantilist....

Growing up as a nine year old boy with a single parent is extremely challenging especially with all the frustrations...

I was watching Dr Phil’s show recently. The episode was about a rape incident in a small town in the...