I was in Uganda a few years ago for one of the programs we used to run at the African Women’s Leadership Institute. One day, there was a report about something that had happened in one of the local markets. One of the women in the market went into labour unexpectedly.

By Zik Zulu Okafor Arise happened in Lagos. Big time, as the lingo goes. It brought together at one compact arena, the very rich, the top echelon of political power, captains of industry, the market woman, the indigent, and the woman on the street looking for food to eat. And yes, she got enough to […]

Most Chartered accountants are so  immersed in figures that everything seems configured. But not Bonny Okpaluba, certified accountant and fellow of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria, ANAN, whose writing proficiency even without taking courses in creative writing tickles his many avid readers.

This week we look at an aspect of life which in many ways can be described as the “center”. I watched a Netflix documentary about the life of an American author Joan Didion.

‘The tribunals,not the people,have the final say on election; they are the gods of election in Nigeria, not the people’