A Fulani-Nigerian in England

The Unique Perspective of a British, Fulani-Nigerian Navigating Three Cultures

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5 October 2017

I Know it Sounds Crazy, But I Miss Nigeria...

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Regular readers of my blog will know by now that I'm not afraid to change my mind. I can stand 100% behind a position today, then change...
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2 October 2017

Exposed: Inside a Nigerian Newspaper

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A big part of my life in Nigeria for the last two years has been my job, up until last month that is, when I was forced to leave. But my tim...
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12 July 2017

The Difference Between Hausas and Fulanis

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The Hausas and the Fulanis are two distinct ethnic groups found in Northern Nigeria, but they have become closely intertwined in the minds o...
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17 June 2017

I'm Back in Love With Chimamanda Adichie Again

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Permit me this double-mindedness dear reader. I know I first espoused my absolute adoration of Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in...
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1 May 2017

Nigerian Weddings vs British Weddings

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I was captivated by the elegance and efficiency of the Royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. There was a real sense of re...
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8 April 2017

"You Are A Fake Fulani"

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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-...
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23 February 2017

My Life on Twitter and Other Issues

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To borrow some words tweeted by former President Barack Obama from his former Twitter handle (@BarackObama) right after leaving office and t...
28 January 2016

Movies, Race & Politics: Half of a Yellow Sun vs Beasts of No Nation

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I just watched Beasts of No Nation , mostly because of the furore surrounding the fact that its most recognisable star Idris Elba, who I gre...
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