Faith, the holy book says, moves mountains. In Nigeria, where citizens are deeply religious, a new dimension appears to be unfolding: faith is now attempting to move election dates. It began in Osun State, where the leadership of the Traditional Religion ... See more
Driving in Lagos has suddenly become a nightmare of sorts for motorists. It now feels like walking through a financial minefield, carefully planted at strategic points for the undiscerning to run into. From Ojota to Yaba, from Maryland to Lekki, anywhere ... See more
It is extremely challenging to practise journalism in Nigeria. I am not even going into the issue of safety—where those who are uncomfortable with journalists’ work declare them persona non grata, throw them into prison, or go after their lives. For the p... See more
