A Fulani-Nigerian in England

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...

Sometimes in Nigeria I feel like Alice in Wonderland. In the last two weeks alone, I saw and heard some crazy things that had me going “huh?...

So, I've ventured outside Abuja to three other states. Below is my impression of each: JOS My favourite place so far. The four-hour j...

I have a sweet tooth, so I love small, sweet snacks. As a child when I stayed in Kaduna, my parents will give us a few kobos and we would bu...

The UK has always been home to me, but these days I'm finding myself growing more and more accustomed to life in Naija. But I still miss...

I'd heard a lot about Nigerian politics and politicians before I arrived in Abuja, and unfortunately, not much of it was praiseworthy. B...

I've been working in Abuja for a few months now and I'm enjoying it. My colleagues are hilarious, the work I do is the kind of work ...

Hello everyone, so sorry I’ve been away so long. I've been getting used to life and work in my new abode: Abuja, Nigeria. Yep, I’ve com...

So I'm still enjoying life in Ghana (see my first post: My Hausa Adventure in Ghana ). And of course, being a curious 'outsider'...