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November 9, 2015
Some Hope, In a Time of Depression in Nigeria

As I type this, on the November 5, 2015, it seems the whole of working Nigeria is yet to collect salaries for October at least. The financial situation for most people is so parlous. Otherwise self-respecting Nigerians have been turned to beggars all over the place. The number of distress calls and text messages one...

October 16, 2015
We Can’t Run Away From These Cows

Okay, actually we know it’s not just a Nigerian problem. But it is a problem all the same. The nomadic Fulanis are a phenomenon spanning many countries from the north to the south of Africa. One could say that the ‘tribe’ is one of the few bucking the trend of ‘modern’ civilisation. And they have...

August 13, 2014
Can the Nigerian middle class save itself?

Homer Stokes was the ‘reform’ Candidate. The prize was the governorship of the state of Mississippi. The year was circa 1934. The Great Depression had its fangs firmly dug into the American economy’s jugular, which lay bleeding profusely.  Vagabonds roamed the high streets and the countryside alike. Brothers betrayed brothers, as did Washington “Wash” Hogwallop...

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