The Kolo Kenneth Kadiri Blog

The winds wound round the hills and came tumbling in to the sleepy town, carrying heavy July clouds. In this part of the country, the mont...

I sit half awake, half amok Carried away by the chants Of empty scary black masks Droning chants of nineteenth century druids Seasonal migra...

Tonight would be full moon Anticipations are high; anxiety lurk in street corners Foot paths are busied all day Though farmsteads receive le...

I met a boy of school age Who ate up his heart Bound his mind, and gave it up to hell What was his dream? He wanted to be fearless...

I had a knack for books as a child, but I repelled motivational books - Memoirs of Marshall Zhukov, Kevin Keegan, All the Best People, Kenne...

Yesterday I was in Minna, 4 hours drive away from my campus, in a bid to solicit for funds to attend a motivational seminar in Brazil come A...

In Geography, when you study oceanography or marine science, you become familiar with such words like swash, backswash, tide and the likes. ...

On Tuesday, 6 th of July 2004, Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Professor Charles C. Soludo made pronouncements on banking sector reforms...

Historians have always maintained that “many human institutions are the result of human action, but not of human design”. This is the plig...

It was my first time in Nigeria's commercial capital, and even though I experienced what I've always read of in the papers and onlin...