From colonial-era generators to a grid that collapses monthly, Africa's largest economy remains shackled by a power sector that has defeated every government's design to fix it.

As a fan of Chinua Achebe’s brilliant style of writing and his very bit-by-bit, simple English storytelling pattern, I can understand the stories reflected much of the Nigerian society.

People walking around broken with baggage of emotional trauma because of the usual "forgive and forget" trope hidden under the guise of religion.