In 2017 while working as a fixer for Regency Foundation on a documentary about the Centre for Girls Education, I saw Amina. She was standing beside...
Fighting for freedom from foreign lands. As millions of Nigerians marched in protest for good governance, millions more fought thousands of kilometres away from their homeland...
After one week of nationwide anger the Inspector General of Police and the President of Nigeria finally gave in, and came on air to announce the...
In January 2019 the biggest catchphrase was ‘Nigeria Decides’. This catchphrase was used extensively across social media handles during the period. It indicated that Nigerians were...
Against all it’s visual and its cerebral attractions, my journey into the media world was a personal one, triggered by thinking about better ways that the...
Last year ended on a scary note for democracy in Nigeria. The most vivid of the events, was the arrest, detainement, and trial of Sahara Reporters...
Nigeria’s youngest President is still alive today. Former military President Yakubu Gowon, was thirty one years old, and still single when he became leader of the...
“The point in contention, in Nigeria, is that with such bill in the hands of a government many fear is capable of abusing power is a...
Every day, the average cosmopolitan Nigerian uses technology: An app for buying electricity from Disco’s, Uber for moving around the city, WhatsApp and Facebook for connecting...