LOUD, raucous, congested, smells of ripe fruits, roast meat and food wafting in the air as vendors cry out their wares. This is standard fare in an open-air market across Kenya and Nigeria.
MOVING frantically in a deliberate effort to outsmart the thick black clouds gathering overhead that evening, Maureen Ezeh, 34, made haste with the most important routine of the day as thick black smoke snaked through the soot-covered perforated holes on the 10-year-old corrugated zinc- made kitchen.
Nigeria's 50th independence anniversary celebrations, 10 years ago, is remembered for the first bomb blasts recorded in Abuja and the Federal Capital Territory was never the same again after.
EVERY athlete embarks upon a unique journey in life but for former Nigeria U23 forward, Kaseem Yebsaya his pursuit for a remarkable football career turned the darkest side of his life is a story worth telling the world.