Our love is like the harmattan It comes and goes with seasons Our love is like the harmattan It blows and blows then dies Our love is like the harmattan Raging for a season and gone the next...
It was my day off from work and I decided to visit the mall with Zainab. I sat quietly waiting for my friend for our 5 pm appointment. Being a stickler for time, I had arrived some 45 minutes...
Written by Ruth Soronnadi Yesterday, we woke up to the news of the latest herdsmen killing in Benue state, this time involving several catholic parishioners and two priests, one of whom had previously raised a public outcry on the insecurity...
I sat by the curb My head buried in tears and apparent shame? I had watched as your car pulled away from the driveway Tears rolled as the dust you left behind settled I shivered albeit the sun knowing this...
Nigeria has a rising drug problem and we can no longer afford to sit still and do nothing about it. In recent times, we’ve experienced astronomical increase of opioid use among Nigerian youths. Three experiences have brought this reality closer...
After being away for over 100 days, President Buhari addresses the Nation. Read the transcript below My dear citizens, I am very grateful to God and to all Nigerians for their prayers. I am pleased to be back on home...
Resignation is an uncommon act in Nigeria especially from public or political office holders. Resignation is an uncommon act in Nigeria especially from public or political office holders. Across the world, it is not a big deal to see public...
Domestic violence in the home? It’s time to speak up I was vulnerable with you. Loving you made it so. Seeing my helplessness, You trampled upon my heart As cattle herd on lilies in search for food. Time is the...