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".
General
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.
14Oct
The Man Died
Moria returns to Boston, accosting Erik with her findings. Unfortunately Erik's ill health could not allow Moria to get him accept culpability for the economic woes and death suffered by the Agbekoya and communities in Western Nigeria.
She gave her most powerful message, "You didn’t just lower the price of cocoa; you lowered the value of men’s lives. And when men lose their dignity, they reach for a weapon."
