10Jan
Moria’s Scar – Nigeria
"Never again should the profit motives of other nations be allowed to condemn an entire community of farmers to poverty and death." - Moria
General
06Dec
Baba Cellular of Eyita
Psalm 20:7 "Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God".
29Nov
A City Boy, A Rubber Plantation, and the Woman Who Said “E No Go Possible”
A funeral oration at the service of songs for Mrs. Mamuna Momoh, my mother-in-law.
18Nov
Naming the Bias: When Citizenship Becomes Selective in Media Narratives
Critiquing media bias in reporting the national identity of individuals with dual citizenship highlighting two contrasting news stories from ITVX:
31Oct
Inside Yulong: The African Pulse of China’s Textile Trade
Travelling in China reveals different aspects of this great country, often misunderstood by the West.
In this piece, I write about my experience visiting Yulong and observing a cross-section of Africans, largely, negotiating trade deals in the textile business.
23Oct
Lessons from Yùlóng Hé
When it comes to tourism, the Youngshuo area is probably China's best kept secret.
A land of towering peaks and crystalline rivers, I write here about my experience bamboo rafting down one of them.
