Not A Way To Fly – Mark Amaza
One of the most commonly seen descriptions of Nigeria is ‘a country with very poor or almost inexistent infrastructure’. These words are neither an exaggeration nor a fallacy. We are[…]
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Prayer by unborn Nigerian – Salisu Suleiman
I am not yet born, but can see clearly the land that will one day be mine, the streams from which I will one day sip, and the citizenship that[…]
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Unemployment: The ticking time-bomb – Salisu Suleiman
How many people have paused to reflect on the frustration of millions of Nigerians who have no idea where and when their next meals will come from? Can one truly[…]
Cannibalization of Muslims in Jos on Video: Where is our Humanity?
“Our lives begin to end the moment we become silent about things that matter” – Martin Luther King. In the past few months, I have heard all sorts of stories[…]
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A Lunch in Jos
It didn’t take me long to locate him at Rayfield where he teaches in a private school. Once upon a time, he was in Riyom, a local government that has[…]