Sadiq GulmaNigerians pay the least electricity bills, the least water bills, the least taxes, the least petrol price per litre, the least…the list continues. It is […]
Author: Sadiq Gulma
Planning After Lockdown; Phased Opening of Businesses and Fewer Shopping Days or the Other Way Around?
Article originally appeared on Sky Daily Online Newspaper. Our cities and communities are currently put through their paces in ensuring public safety via the planning […]
Expediting COVID-19 Testing Across Nigeria
Article originally appeared on Sky Daily Online Newspaper. Many people have expressed concerns on the closure of different state borders across Nigeria. Citing it as […]
Random Thoughts on Lockdown in Abuja
Article originally appeared on Daily Trust Newspaper. It’s 7.30am. I am getting late. Work starts by 8am to 12pm on Fridays. I am not bothered […]
Diary of a Work-at-Home Staff
Article originally appeared on Sky Daily Online Newspaper. 4.00: I am up and having the usual cold shower. A practice I had before CORVID – […]
The 27-year-old Zoologist Running an e-Learning Company
Millennial Focus is a blog series aimed at narrating and promoting the works and accomplishments of Nigerian millennials working in entrepreneurship, public or non-profit sectors. […]
Millennials in Abuja and the Businesses They Create
It is often said that Buhariyya was a shot in the arm for many millennials in Nigeria to start making a living for themselves. The […]
2018 Aspirations
“To understand the heart and mind of of a person, look not at what he has already achieved, but at what he aspires to.” Khalil […]
Food or Fuel; What Should Nigeria Grow Their Crops For?
Article originally appeared on Daily Trust Nigeria Newspaper in January 2018 It’s no news that power supply is erratic in Nigeria and might remain so […]
My 2017 in Retrospection
Now I know some of you will think this is coming late (posting on 14th January). What is even late is I am just preparing […]