Opinion

Photo credit: Vanguard Quite a lot of people must have watchef the already viral video of Sunday Adeyemo a.k.a Sunday Igboho in which he mocked Pastor Adeboye. The pastor lost his son a few days ago.When he was asked to empathise with the pastor by his media aide, he went into a diatribe against the…

Photo credit: The Tribune Those terrible folks are back from the Friday Jumaat prayers, aren’t they? While there, they must have told Allah they wrenched life out of yet another infidel. And, their Allah must have counted that as another plus for them. When they get to heaven, the number of virgins would have reached…

Photo credit: Premium Times The people governing us are great. In fact, their greatness is fantastic. However, Nigerians are a hard nut to crack. Whatever their rulers do to mitigate some suffering, it is viewed with suspicion. In fact, rulership is a thankless job. The removal of subsidy on premium motor spirit (PMS) is a…

Ah!Obinrin bi okunrin! I grew up to know her as a woman with lots of milk of human kindness. She’s kind to a fault! Kind but firm!! When I was in elementary school, I used to go and spend all vacations with my grandparents in Ebute Meta. There, I was always met with joy. I…

Photo credit: Channels TV I read it somewhere yesterday morning that the ruling general in Nigeria would be addressing the nation yesterday. In my nationalistic enthusiasm, I didn’t bother to cross check from other sources. Some may question my claims to being nationalistic. I don’t have any excuse for being a patriot. Indeed, it’s those…

Photo credit: Star Kings TV Some of the most pained in the present situation the globe has found itself in are certainly side chicks. Most of them are so used to their ATMs or Mugus, as their scatterbrained spenders are called in Nigerianese. Only pastors who minister only unto themselves wouldn’t have seen the various…

Photo credit: The Cable The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria is against Nigeria’s importation of Madagascar’s COVID 19 herbal drug. Well, there’s a Yoruba saying which is k’okunrin r’ejo, k’okunrin pa, ani k’ejo sa ti ku, which means the end will always justify the means. In other words, we all want this deadly virus to be…