There’s something in a name. In the pidgin-English vocabulary that forms something of a lingua franca in Nigeria, the word, boku, simply means plenty, or large in quantity. If you are told that food was boku at an event, especially…

There’s something in a name. In the pidgin-English vocabulary that forms something of a lingua franca in Nigeria, the word, boku, simply means plenty, or large in quantity. If you are told that food was boku at an event, especially…
Revolutionizing transportation for a connected world Public road transportation in Nigeria could be very shambolic. You’d escape the stress if only you are lucky to find one of the few available semi-modern vehicles to ride in. But one of the…