Zahra Mohammed

I'm a freelance writer and editor, in addition to being a worker ant in a corporate colony. MY BLOG.

Nigerian, Heal Thyself

Every Nigerian is a physician, whether or not he or she went to medical school; we learn to diagnose ailments and self-medicate at an early age...

Memories of Childhood

My growing years were spent amidst a crowd of relatives. At every point in my young life there was an uncle, aunt or cousin in residence. Some I remember with fondness, others with intense dislike...

The Family Meeting

Don’t ask me why, but in African culture the thinking tends to be “why resolve the matter quietly and peacefully between the parties concerned, when you could involve the whole village and make it a jamboree?”

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