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  After serving in two World Wars, a certain soldier—it is told—retired from the United States Navy to live peacefully...

  It’s the month of love, which means that somewhere in Unilag, twenty-one-year-olds have reduced their mealtimes to once a...

I have always considered Ghana as Nigeria’s noisy neighbour. I feel this most when we get to spar with each...

The sheer idea of moving to a new city and starting over again made adrenalin pump through my veins. This...

The harmattan brings dry leaves, dry skin and a feeling of excited expectation. It’s not a feeling that is very...

I have always loved my names, except for the middle one, Frances. I’m convinced it was picked last minute. My...

Three years ago, you would have caught me looking into my journal, listing all the things I have to do...

There is something about having your boots strapped in, the road stretched before you, and your left foot in front...

When I’m not driving, my transport route takes me through Iyana Oworo and as usual, there’s always drama.  Most times,...

For someone who doesn’t like going out much and rarely experiences any drama, it’s funny how life can take some...