Photo credit: Fab Magazine Did you know that only a few understand that they are embedded in a trap? Yes! When you try to keep up with the Joneses and sincerely know you’re living a lie, you’re in a trap! Well, Yuletide is here. For your information, it’s a cycle that repeats itself annually. That…
Photo credit: The Economic Times We were raised to believe that all the household chores are for the ladies while all the things that require strength are for the men. In fact, children learnt the roles around age three. Fathers went to work, and mummies stayed at home to do the mothering jobs. But, these…
Photo credit: BBC The year 2018 is fast approaching. Mmm! That’s the year before 2019! It’s the election year in Nigeria. The year before an election is normally a money-filled year. In the first instance, the government is already planning to fix many things in 2019. If they are serious about it, they should start…
Photo credit: Atomic wallet MMM is another name for Ponzi schemes. A Ponzi scheme is a financial transaction in which people are promised large percentages while they sit in the comfort of their sitting rooms. Of course, they must have invested their hard-earned money. In Ponzi schemes, the mugus are used to pay the magas….
The news is awash with the Osodi Chief Tout’s children’s graduation in far away United States of America. Hmm… The Yoruba say if a mad man gets a hoe he would first clear the grass towards himself. The late Fuji maestro Ayinde Barrister also sang about a person called a lunatic who did not fail…
Photo credit: the Guardian Things are getting better in Nigeria. Someone called me this morning while waiting for a Bolt taxi. He was at Maryland and he was going to Ilupeju. Out of curiosity I asked him how much he was going to pay. His response was 1,800 naira. I then asked him what the…
I don’t know what’s happening in your locality. However, I can’t see any preparations for Christmas in my own area A long while ago, when I was a tot, I used to count the months. Christmas was odun kekere while the New Year was odun nla. My dad was abroad then, but I trusted my…
