Mohammed Dahiru AminuThe fallacy of privilege in the pursuit of successIn recent interactions with young Nigerians on social media, I have observed a recurring theme: a profound sense of inadequacy rooted in…2d ago2d ago
Mohammed Dahiru AminuDesert sands and resilient communities in Northern NigeriaGrowing up in Northern Nigeria, I remember the rich diversity of the landscapes that painted the region with a unique charm. From the lush…2d ago2d ago
Mohammed Dahiru AminuPower, patronage and survival in Nigeria’s political landscapeIn Nigeria’s complex political landscape, the dynamics of power, influence and loyalty play a critical role in shaping ministerial…Oct 29Oct 29
Mohammed Dahiru AminuThe cost of Nigeria’s vanishing shorelinesRecently, I had the opportunity to visit the Niger Delta, a place where Nigeria’s beauty and vulnerability converge in striking ways…Oct 29Oct 29
Mohammed Dahiru AminuThe fallacy of luck in the pursuit of successIn Nigeria, where societal challenges such as economic instability, inadequate infrastructure and limited opportunities are prevalent, many…Oct 13Oct 13
Mohammed Dahiru AminuWhat do the 2024 Maiduguri floods teach us?The devastating floods that swept through Maiduguri on September 9, 2024, have left an indelible mark on the region, starkly revealing…Oct 13Oct 13
Mohammed Dahiru AminuLeading Africa’s Climate Solutions with Clean Air Task ForceAs the Africa Policy Manager for Methane Pollution Prevention at Clean Air Task Force (CATF), I am thrilled to share the exciting…Oct 13Oct 13
Mohammed Dahiru AminuCan Nigerian workers afford to keep working?In Nigeria, discussions about salaries have often revolved around whether one’s earnings are sufficient to “take them home,” a phrase…Oct 13Oct 13
Mohammed Dahiru AminuGeology, Waste and Methane: Travel Notes from Cape TownLast week, I had the pleasure of visiting the vibrant city of Cape Town, South Africa, to attend the International Solid Waste Association…Oct 13Oct 13
