Photo credit: the Punch It is no news that Nigeria’s economy is now ‘depressed’. Although I don’t believe we deserve this, the chickens have come home to roost. We, through our acts of omission,collusion and complacency are all guilty. Have we forgotten the earlier governments, prodded by us, were raising our salaries? OK, Udoji, Williams,…
Photo credit: FIJ “This is to show the beauty of Islam, only one person started this project and completed it without waiting for the government and the community. This is someone that does not even have a car of his own, but he demonstrated a good intention as taught by Islam.” – Imam Ishaq Muhammadu…
Photo credit: the Punch Beyond the retaliatory hooliganism and barefaced looting of the scums and debris of Nigerian society, purportedly against the ill treatment of Nigerians in South Africa, those who are imbued with the ability to really think straight would have seen that the Nigerian society is in trouble! Even if for the umpteenth…
Photo credit: Hum Angle Most of Nigeria’s problems will certainly be solved when people start evaluating issues holistically. Now, we’ve been schooled that some of the businesses being destroyed are actually totally owned by South African investors. Let’s even agree! What about most of the workers, especially those at the lowest rung of the ladder?…
Photo credit: Alamy Afolabi Jimoh Oluwole! Remember him? He is the one that reoresented PDP Offa Local Givernment Council Elections. He sold out! If he had not sold out, how can anybody reject an election result which has declared him a winner. How can he have all the facts? Is he saying he knows better…
Photo credit: Newsverge I understand some #EndBadGovernance protesters have been charged to an Abuja court. Of course! It serves them well. Who do they think they are? If they had read their history well—very well—they would have known that the bulk of people whose right it is to protest are already in the Emilokan government….
Photo credit: the Punch Yeah! It’s a fact that Nigeria was at the forefront of nations that fought for South African freedom. That Nigerians are getting a rough deal in South Africa is no secret. But then, could we look at things in their proper perspective? Before Nigerians got into South Africa, there had been…
