In 1980 when the Kano State Government owned Triumph emerged on the streets of Nigeria, it did so as a rarity. A state government newspaper published from the geographical extreme of Norther... Read more
Two weeks to the burial of Dr. Yima Sen, another male member of the defunct Women in Nigeria, (WIN) is dead. He is Dr. Salihu Bappa of the Department of English at the Ahmadu Bello Universit... Read more
It is a lenghty stuff but an interesting enough read to hold the reader from the beginning to the end. It is our yesterday with implications for our tomorrow. It is, therefore, published her... Read more
It would not be a terrible thing to say that no such text has come out in recent times. At 10, 143 words in length, it is a massive narrative which would look too long for a popular site suc... Read more
It is mourning time again for an individual beyond the spatiality of the nation-state on account of the force of his scholarship and internationalist practices. That is Professor Bjorn Beckm... Read more
This must be the shortest of any biographical works on Nigeria’s first and last prime minister but, certainly, the most philosophically turbulent of such works on “the golden voice of Africa... Read more
