By Chalya Dul I might never understand Nigerian hospitals: Private, and public. You have a toothache. You go to a private clinic, it’s sparkling white, looks beautiful, very comfortable. Your confidence surges as your father even make a joke about hospitals that are this beautiful. “You’ll be fine, you’re getting the best treatment, but when […]
Today August 19th is World Humanitarian Day. World Humanitarian Day is a day dedicated to celebrating people who have devoted their lives and have done recognisable work to improve humanity. The United Nations Website has this to say about World Humanitarian Day. World Humanitarian Day (WHD) is held every year on 19 August to pay tribute to […]
Just weeks back we wrote an article tagged “Looking Deeper into Falzs’ This is Nigeria” preceded by “What we Learnt from Falzs’ Awesome Surfing Skills” and today we will yet be doing another post on “This is Nigeria”. Today the Nigeria Broadcasting Commission ‘Banned’ the playing of Falzs’ “This is Nigeria” on radio and TV stations as music with ‘vulgar and indecent lyrics’. […]
The Nigerian youth face a plight that can be likened to that of youths all over the world but that of a Nigerian is unique. Being a youth today carries a weight of responsibility – one we were not prepared for. We imagined clear skies while we were growing up; we were met with hail […]
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