Opinion
Nigeria, a failed system?
Being Nigerian is a full-time job on its own, and unfortunately, there is no salary attached to it. Every day comes with a new reason to question your existence in this country. You wake up […]
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Would you knee down to greet your husband?
Apparently, she is on holiday with her elder sister who lives in the diaspora, trying to cool off from a marriage that went sour. According to their conversation, she went through a lot in the […]
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Ekiti first lady becomes Professor
From Felicia Ogunsheye to Grace Alele-Williams and Jadesola Akande, the story of women in academia is one of intellectual courage, professional distinction and doors opened for generations yet unborn. In 1973, a Nigerian woman made […]
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Let the kids breathe
His mother was practically dragging him along. It was obvious she had woken him from a deep sleep. The time was 8:45 p.m. The tot was still in his school uniform, tired and weeping. His […]
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May be, may be not
As Nigerians, we are always shouting. I don’t mean shouting because we are angry all the time. Sometimes, we are simply talking. At least, that is what we tell ourselves. But listen to two Nigerians […]
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Joke Silva: The woman who stood by her man
There are moments when the applause fades, the red carpet is rolled away and the cameras are switched off. It is then that character takes centre stage. For Joke Silva, the greatest performance of her […]