Photo credit: DW This year has been “Hot! Hot! Hot!” The summer months of June, July and August were globally 0.1 C warmer than any other summer, according to NASA, since temperatures were tracked since 1880. Moreover, this year 2024, has so far been recorded as the hottest year. These facts, no doubt, are forefront…
Photo credit: billboard arena Sapon may clearly be called the center of Abeokuta. It shows it’s the center in every sphere of life apart from the absence of government offices. There, you have the palace of a traditional ruler, the Osile. There also, we have the early morning vehicles going to Lagos and other areas….
Photo credit: Carbon brief Whenever Buhari finishes dealing with Nigeria, it’s so apparent the country will not be the same. It’s even if Nigeria remains as one. Please, do note that I never said ‘one indivisible’, because the embers of division are already there in Nigeria. The painful thing about that is that those in…
I happened to have come across some of the nicest people in the world – I’m still coming across them – in my sojourn in this transitory earth. The very thoughts of them give me so much happiness that I can’t but keep celebrating them. One of those people is a guy I encountered at…
Photo credit: NiteOut That a cop was dead drunk on duty in the state of aquatic splendor is no longer news. An inspector for that matter. And yeah, he got what he deserved. In these days of job seekers being more than the employed, a person will now be playing with his work. It was…
Photo credit: Rock City FM That the Ogun State government has deemed it fit to officially recognize ADIRE, a traditional batik that has been made popular by the Egbas is great. However, I don’t see anything new in that. When Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was President, he hardly wore anything apart from ADIRE. Osoba and Amosun…
Photo credit: iStock I recently came in contact with some Nigerian youths who are doing quite well for themselves in information technology. The fees for their services are not chicken feed. Some of them even have domiciliary accounts with various Nigerian banks for foreign transactions. Of course, there’s no way their impacts wouldn’t be felt,…
