Medical school wasn’t a straight path.
I ALREADY DREAM OF JAPA
There is no electricity and the solar power setup can only power the bulbs.
THE DULLARD WHO WILL BECOME A DOCTOR
One Thursday afternoon, the message I had waited and prayed for over five years finally arrived.
MEDICAL STUDENTS WATCH MOVIES TOO
Do I have better things to do with my time than watching movies and series? Definitely.
OLD RITES, NEW WITNESSES
When my grandfather died in Ondo Town in 2025, his burial became my lesson in ritual.
A DAY IN TERROR-RAVAGED KWARA COMMUNITIES
For sure, I knew I was going on a risky voyage. If things went south, I could lose my life or get abducted.
A RESILIENCE BREWED IN LAGOS
I started to wonder how I had become so immune to the great sense of tragedy. And then I remembered that I grew up in Lagos.
THE NIGHT LOVE SENT ME OUT OF MY HOME
Wherever you are, Balikis, I hope you’re happy. I wish you the very best in life.
WHAT UGANDAN ROADS, POLITICS AND A PLATE OF NOODLES HAVE IN COMMON
Unlike Lagos and New York City, Entebbe makes no promises to the newcomer.
SILENCE… THE NEW NORMAL IN THE NORTHWEST
Today, owning a weapon is not only accepted but also seen as essential for survival.