Day 11, Burning Down Justice (#31DaysOfDecember)

Posted on11/12/202024/12/2020AuthorNwokolo ChumaLeave a comment

The Igbosere High Court in Lagos was my ‘home parish’ in the 80s when I started private practice. I recall court visits here as teenager on a vac job with don’t stop now… read on!

Day 3, Prisoners of Freedom. (31DaysOfDecember)

Posted on03/12/202003/12/2020AuthorNwokolo ChumaLeave a comment

If you attend any cultural, literary or musical event at Freedom Park, Lagos, you are likely to bump into these limelight-loving geese, seen here on the stage of the LABAF don’t stop now… read on!

‘DSS’, Court Invasions & The Revolution Next Time

Posted on12/12/201912/12/2019AuthorNwokolo Chuma1 Comment

Now that some of the dust has settled, it is a good time to review dispassionately the free-for-all wrestling that took place last week in the Federal High Court no don’t stop now… read on!

A Minute of Silence for a Dead Tongue

Posted on06/05/2017AuthorNwokolo ChumaLeave a comment

This weekend, the last living speakers of yet another endangered language will be buried, sending the tongue into extinction. Shall we observe a minute of silence? You might ask, why: don’t stop now… read on!

The Man of God and the Mango Tree

Posted on21/12/2015AuthorNwokolo Chuma4 Comments

I am trying to save the life of a mango tree, not very successfully. My carpenter cannot come today, maybe tomorrow, he says. I ask him why, and he explains that don’t stop now… read on!