Photo credit: Pinterest I noticed one sometime last week. Since then, several have appeared on my street. When I was a kid, we normally saw them at St Jude’s Church and St Paul’s first. Christmas lightings! It’s a reminder that the year is coming to an end. Well, while the year has had to bow…
I sent an unsolicited message to Olu Owolabi. The message read, ‘Same to you, my baby’. The guy then marked the message and even wrote egbon mi before putting 2 😃s! The fact that he called me egbon means I’m not his age grade. So, he remains, ‘my baby’. Olori lanko ara e! Awon wo…
Photo credit: Scot Africa The vice-president of Nigeria, pastor ‘Yemi Osinbajo, a senior advocate of Nigeria, has declared that the late Afro-beat icon, Fela Kuti, deserves a national award. While I may not comment on the issue of award, I want us to ponder on the indignities Fela suffered for daring to question an unjust…
Photo credit: Wikipedia Onikaluku jeje ewure! We remain joyous;In dark smelly colors,Of rabid corruption,Which barks confusion! Onikaluku jeje agutan! Stead of a Nigerian state;We do have a barbarian tale;We continue to mourn;Our future for so long! Olurombi jeje omo re! We’ve been hoping for youth;Us to save from loot-ers! With arrant yahooing;Plonk goes our hoping!…
Photo credit: Shutterstock To all those who are going through betrayals… Just believe that it is better now to rid yourselves of the bad rubbish they constituted. You know rubbish is not good. And what isn’t good is bad. To describe something as “bad rubbish” isn’t a tautology because that’s what they are. It is…
Photo credit: Facebook I’m not so happy seeing pretenders on the gubernatorial seat. I won’t ever suffer fools gladly. I can still remember vividly the promises of Mr Ibikunle Amosun on May 29, 2011. According to him, all pregnant women could be assured that their children would be treated like kings because he was going…
Photo credit: Nairametrics The relocation of Hushpuppy has been confirmed with his sentence. He’s to serve a prison term of eleven years. But then, I think it’s time we tell ourselves sone basic truths. So many parents in Nigeria are supporting their children to perpetrate acts of fraud. For such people, fraud is an art…
