A Fulani-Nigerian in England

The Hausas and the Fulanis are two distinct ethnic groups found in Northern Nigeria, but they have become closely intertwined in the minds o...

Permit me this double-mindedness dear reader. I know I first espoused my absolute adoration of Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in...

Expert Fulani: You can't be a Fulani and a Christian Me: That's like saying you can't be a Pakistani-Christian or an English-...

Muhammadu Buhari - a Fulani man from Daura in Katsina State - was inaugurated as the 5th democratically elected President of Nigeria on Frid...

So I'm still living and working in Abuja, and below I've documented four unique experiences with what some might call 'the lowly...

When I first started this blog, I posted one of my blog posts on Nairaland, a popular website where Nigerians everywhere come together to ...

I had my predictions, presumptions and presuppositions about Fulani people before I came to Nigeria. Now that I’m here, I’m still looking fr...

In England, people usually got my ethnicity wrong, were surprised when I told them the truth and I had to tell the story of my background so...

I have met few Hausa people in all the time I've lived the UK, but I have many Yoruba and Igbo friends and have met hundreds of others. ...