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Ejiro Osilama has a BS degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from Suffolk University in Boston. She is currently working on a compilation of works by the everyday African Female, tentatively titled: "African Me: Africa by it's women."
I always thought that the whole talking in proverbs thing was something that only old people, but I was recently presented with an opportunity to use one...
It is Black History Month. I do not in anyway wish to diminish African-American black history, but I believe that somewhere in the whole mess of history, African history has somehow gotten lost…
“You are from Nigeria? Waoh. I know this guy from Nigeria too. He just got arrested.” “You are from Africa? So you speak another language right? Like not English or French or like a real language though. Yeah? Cool. Say something.”
In America, I would always be the African girl who sounds different, looks different and just could never quite blend in. In Nigeria, I would become the American girl who could not speak pidgin and could not make ukodo, yet who insisted that she was Nigerian...
Are we as a nation still naïve enough to believe that our teenagers and even adults will abstain from sex because their teachers tell them to, or because of a few ads on television?
The continuing legal battle involving former Kaduna State Governor,...
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