Postcard from Lagos

When two elephants fight, the grass beneath their feet is crushed. The question is 'How my friends, do you keep out from under the fee...

Buhari has murdered sleep. He’s shed the blood of innocent young protesters. We are nailing our colours to the mast of freedom. We are no lo...

The #EndSars protests of the last few days in Nigeria is the start of a new nation. Successive politicians have for long taken the people fo...

Loosely translated, the Yoruba saying 'eefin ni wa' means character is impossible to conceal. The inference is that just as smoke f...

Fatherhood was and is always a big thing to me. I love being a father, I desperately wanted to be a father. For 16 years. So, when it c...

I don't know whether the coronavirus pandemic is from God as many commentators have suggested. I am not sure whether it's the...

What do I know. After all, I am not a woman.  What I know is that, in the past, I didn't like it whenever my wife had her monthly p...

It was a Geography class in the  fourth year of secondary school. Each subject ran for about 40 minutes. However this particular session ...

In the opening statement of her romantic novel 'Pride and Prejudice' published in 1813, Jane Austen observed "it is a tr...