CITIZEN Communications limited2025-11-052025-11-051991-04-29https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/2319This is the citizen magazine of April 29 - May 6, 1991 vol. 2, no 18. Citizen magazine is an independent publication that documents culture through the lens of Blackness, featuring beautifully designed content that showcases the zeitgeist from a new vantage point. It's described as "by us, for everyone," indicating its mission to cater to a broad audience while highlighting diverse perspectives. The magazine covers various topics, including: Culture, Fashion, Interviews, Storytelling. The magazine is published by Citizen Media, a team dedicated to building a platform that adds to the rich landscape of culture and Black culture• Adamu Adamu’s Epitaph for Ba'at • America and the rest of the world. • Fraud in People's Bank. • Carnage in Bauchi. • Technology blueprint. • NBTE's clamp-down on poly’s. • How safe is the haven? • On to the past – Adamu Adamu. • Katsina: Picking-up the pieces. • Kano: market fire returns. • NAMB, leader in the making. • The Qur’an according to George Bush. • Sallah day tragedy: Lagos-based businessman loses two wives and six children in a gruesome Sallah day accident. • Angola: Peace in the kitty? • Cameroun: Biya back-pedals. • Sierra Leone: Nigeria, US troops to the rescue. • South Africa: ‘Sorry Mr. President, we can’t meet now'enArticle