Lawrence Wakdet

The story of Mohammed Umar, a 13-month old boy, the second of three children, was admitted for two days at the Comprehensive Health Centre, Sandamu in Katsina State, Nigeria is not uncommon. He looked pale, eyeballs paper-white while his skin, with papular rashes running the length and breadth of his body, did not look as […]

Did I hear you say charity begins at home? You are right! Better still, tourism begins at home. Nigerians have developed a poor sense of recreation, a thick skin at that, that annual leaves are spent doing some other jobs. Tourism is all about self-marketing! It’s all about self-maximization. Tourist destinations are made. They are […]