Evaluating Nigeria’s dwindling reading culture
The shocking and sad truth is that readership has been declining over the last couple of years. Young people just aren’t reading much to...
Nigeria, Ebola and the myth of white saviours
Contrary to the dominant Ebola foreign intervention narrative, Africans are not waiting to be rescued by white saviours.
In a 2012 article published by The...
When Agro allied business received boost at SMEDAN training in FCT
In a bid to stem the ugly consequences of unemployment, poverty and destitution that confront our society, the Abuja Enterprises Agency, recently, played host...
On the frontline in Sierra Leone as Ebola virus spreads
By Andrew Harding
A smooth tarmac road runs through the middle of Kigbal village in Sierra Leone. On the east side of it, perhaps 30...
What now after Nigeria’s Boko Haram ceasefire fiasco?
The latest Boko Haram video in which its leader Abubakar Shekau denies any ceasefirae talks between his group and Nigerian officials will come as...
