by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim What can we do for you, daughters of loss? Our outrage is inane. We will rant, and make demands that those monsters with big guns will ignore, and our government too will ignore, or threaten us with a seven-year jail term for saying this is not right, for demanding that things... Read More

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Nigeria’s Tope Folarin wins Caine writing prize

by Isi Esene Tope Folarin, a US based Nigerian has won this year’s Caine Prize for African Writing. Folarin was among the five writers shortlisted for the prize regarded as Africa’s most prestigious award. The writer received a $15,000 prize for his short story, Miracle, set in a Nigerian church in the US city of... Read More

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Opinion: How Nigeria became a kingdom of goons

by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim Where the American government vowed to bring the murderers of three of its citizens to justice, and did so within a short time, the Nigerian government in its usual manner ‘condemned’ the massacre of about 200 of its citizens and has proceeded to protect the perpetrators of this barbarity. It is... Read More

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