Nigerians are known worldwide for their equanimity to most vicissitudes of life. I’m tempted to believe our silence is less than golden but stupid. It’s not for fun we’re known as the happiest people on earth. Neither is it easy to be called the most religious people. But then, when we look behind the mask,…
Photo credit: Chronicles I think it’s high time unrepentant anti-Buharists started dancing! Yesterday, in my usual way, I posted that it was 61 days after the mindless attack on peaceful Nigerian youths who were saying a ‘no mas’ to police brutality. Like I’ve always said, I don’t mind if I happen to be the only…
Photo credit: GWG.ng It’s said in local lingo in Nigeria that when a matter gets beyond crying, one begins to laugh! Uncontrollably too!! So, it was when I saw a post by a friend, that Nigeria is close to being a failed state. However, he quoted the Wall Street Journal. Although he had not finished…
Photo credit: Tribune Online Oh yes, if we spend all day praising God for His many mercies, I believe He is more than worthy of our praises. If we consider our situations as individuals trying to make ends meet, where possible, we can’t but keep on praising God for His mercies. When we consider that…
Photo credit: Vanguard When will any sane person, who is not in governance, be happy to be a Nigerian? I ask this question with all sense of responsibility. Following the infamous arrest of Innoson Group’s helmsman, Mr Chukwuma, by the EFCC, we’re going back to our usual way. At this point, I’m not saying the…
Photo credit: Daily Trust I just thought I should make my views known on two trending events in Nigeria. It’s okay for us to be accusing those leading us. However, we ourselves should get some resetting of our brains! The matters of concern are the murder of the ex air chief, Alex Badeh and the…
Photo credit: Pinterest Once upon a time, in Japan, there were three wise monkeys. Their names were Mizaru, Kikazaru and Iwazaru. These monkeys were wise because they had certain features. Mizaru would always cover his eyes so that he might see no evil. Kikazaru, on his own, would cover his ears, so that he might…
