Understanding the strong woman — Tara Aisida I find that people regard me as a strong woman. I don’t know why they do (I guess it’s my ability to stay in control of myself and the situations that I am…
A telegenic revolution is not yet born — Isidore Emeka Uzoatu.
Ever since we achieved independence on a platter of gold, many Nigerians have been waiting on end for another bloodless revolution. Mostly on account of the many abortive ones of the sanguine kind that have come and gone to no…
Lessons from the house of pain
I was sitting with a friend some weeks back, moaning about my feelings and all the things I was going through and he said to me, “Tara, no one will know by looking at you, you always seem to have…
My wife kicked me out of our bedroom on our wedding night
Before I married my wife, I had looked forward to our wedding night like most guys do. Eeerm, we didn’t have premarital sex because, you know my wife, my girlfriend then, said she wanted to wait…so we just kissed and…
After Covid-19, we may have a mental health pandemic. Are we prepared? – Tara Aisida
I don’t know about you but when I drive or walk down the streets in the city I live in , I tend to look at people’s eyes and wonder about their history and what is going on in their…
Dear Nigerians, mind how you fall sick o – Peju Akande
The hospital is a place one should visit once in a while, just to realise that the most important things in life aren’t the tangibles but intangibles; like the ability to just breathe, the ability to walk- put one foot…