Nigeria’s politics and the so called politicians always interest me. There’s no doubting the fact that the ruling party and its alter ego lack one thing. In fact, this is the unifying thing for them. Policy! We can break it down to manifesto. We may even talk about principles. That’s why it’s been so easy…
Surely, Mr Consrituted Authority is a cat because he seems to have seven lives. The former governor also has a lot of titles in his kitty. I hear APC tablet has made him the acting national chairman of the party. But one that is perhaps the most interesting one is the title, Arikuyeri. I wouldn’t…
I just felt my day wouldn’t have been well spent if I didn’t drop this. Today is father’s day, isn’t it? But I tend to wonder ̈if fathers should have a day dedicated to them. Why? All days seem to be fathers day! From the biblical times, to the days of the Greek city states…
In my bid to engage people in interviews, I often go inbox to ask whether they would love to be interviewed. A couple of days or so ago, I did so. I started with a, ‘hi’! It was then followed by my request. I was surprised when the fellow retorted that I didn’t greet him….
If I’m not making a mistake, around the Udoji salary increment awards or thereabouts, most people in the Yoruba states of Nigeria decided they weren’t eating their pepper and tomatoes again. They felt those commodities were not sweet enough. And, Nigeria being awash with petrodollars, they didn’t find it difficult to be ordering these essential…
So, I had an appointment yesterday. And, as usual with me, I Googled the address some two days ago. The app directed me on an arodan (a never ending) trip. The arodan trip is a journey you send a little child who is disturbing you. The child is sent to go get a mysterious object…
Most of us grew up in relatively more peaceful and crimeless times than we are experiencing now. The social utilities were also much more effective. In actual fact, I can vividly recall that if there was need for the ECN, as the electricity supply monopoly was then called, to cease the supply of power for…
