Barely eight years ago, I listened to a television programme in which a statistician responded to the reporter’s question on the power situation in Nigeria. While I don’t remember the whole response, I recall clearly that in it he stated that… Read More
As the Christmas of 2017 was approaching, the usual festive activities had kicked off with hampers in almost every street shops or being hawked on the roadsides along with all sorts of Christmas commodities. The hampers and other Christmas goodies… Read More
Several years ago, climate change brought along with it drought and desertification that ravaged all the settlements and hamlets along the fringe of the Sahara. The land of the nomadic people became dust as greenery and water bodies disappeared. At… Read More