Nigeria’s endless struggle with pluralism

THE sun was just beginning to set over the small village of Kakadu, a quiet settlement perched at the point where the three old Nigerian regions kissed each other. It was one of the few places where Hausa traders, Igbo artisans, Yoruba civil servants, Fulani herders, and Tiv farmers had lived side by side for […]Read More

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