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Nigerians and eating what does not belong to them
"Kowa ya dade yaga dadau". - Hausa (Whoever live long, will see wonders).
There is a peculiar intimacy to theft in Nigeria. It is rarely loud....
Nigeria’s Schools Closure and the Disease of Rhotacism
The inability to pronounce the letter r is called rhotacism—a quiet irony in speech pathology, where sufferers lack the tongue to name their condition. Nigeria today...
Nigeria’s Insecurity; Sugar and Salt ‘Resemble’ but Taste Different
A man once went to an oracle. The oracle told him: “Your deceased father says you must sacrifice a goat for him.”
The man replied calmly: “Go...
My Man of the Year — KWAM 1
It takes a special kind of Nigerian to stop a moving airplane. Not with a gun. Not with a presidential order. Just with audacity,...
Once Upon an Ekweremadu?
There is something hauntingly poetic about the name Ekweremadu — did one agree with any human? or has one consented to mankind? In that philosophical phrasing lies a riddle about...
