DSS and Johnson Suleman: Emotions meet Negligence
The reason for Apostle Johnson Suleman’s speech is the same reason Nigerians resort to jungle justice … More DSS and Johnson Suleman: Emotions meet Negligence
The reason for Apostle Johnson Suleman’s speech is the same reason Nigerians resort to jungle justice … More DSS and Johnson Suleman: Emotions meet Negligence
In addition to the weekly tests, I decided to tackle the problem of fear by organizing tutorials for maths and physics. The initial plan was to bring all the senior students in Fadan Karshi’s two secondary schools to one location for the tutorial. For this, I requested approval from NYSC to run this community tutorial … More Memories from Kaduna [2]
“You have to redeploy. Find your way back home”. This aptly sums up the reactions of several friends and family members when they heard I was posted to the north. With Boko Haram making the news regularly, only a “fewish” few spoke nicely of Kaduna, and encouraged me to make the best of the service … More Memories from Kaduna
As part of a national integration scheme, the government sends corps members (CMs) to different locations to “obey the clarion call and lift our nation high”. Most CMs prefer to be posted to developed areas (“towns”). For Kaduna State, Kaduna, the state capital, is a preferred location. The various military formations in the state, especially, … More Musings of a Rural Corper
In the course of a full month, I wrote just one article. That’s an extremely low output compared with my writing frequency since this blog started. The hustle and bustle of the NYSC orientation camp provided a convenient excuse for not writing. Now that the camp is over, that excuse has expired. It’s time to … More Journey to Kaduna