Photo credit: premium times Those who said that people seeking political offices should go for psychiatric tests were proven right by the show of shame exhibited by Mr Abiola Ajumobi recently. Ladoke Akintola University students have been on a forced holiday for seven months. This is because their school had been shut down. The school…
Photo credit: the Guardian In a statement by the presidency, the Buhari government claims it has done better for Nigeria than he met it. Oh well, the announcement makes me remember an African proverb about the lizard which falls from a wall. Since nobody has congratulated it, Mr Lizard goes on to congratulate itself. Now,…
Photo credit: CNN That trumpeter Trump lost the election is history! Noting the fact that it won’t be the first time a President will be denied reelection, he could have taken it like a rain drenched dog with its tail tucked in its hind legs. But then, not the Trump! In his support, some badly…
Photo credit: PM News When I heard the South West governors in Nigeria were set to launch their so called Operation Amotekun, a security outfit aimed to protect their region from the insecurity that has pervaded the nation due to systemic failures of the powers that be, especially at the center, I just laughed it…
Photo credit: the Cable I didn’t vote for Mr Muhammad Buhari in 2015.His actions and inactions since he got into Aso Rock as president have proved me right. My reasons for not voting him in 2015 were due to the following. One, he colluded with others to overthrow a ‘democratically’ elected government. Two, He slammed…
Didn’t sleep till the wee hours and, of course, couldn’t have woken up till late. However, not too late for the church service. Seeing I had some time to burn before the service, went out to see if I could buy some items at a nearby convenience store. Apparently, the owner was enjoying the weekend…
Photo credit: Nairaland The problems of Nigeria is championed by one weakness. That weakness is not being able to talk or ask questions at the right time. The ever wise Yoruba say that ‘Ai le soro ni bere ori buruku’. That is failure to talk, ask questions or even make one’s feelings known is beckoning…
