Photo credit: Premium Times Prior to and during the first Republic in Nigeria, the political players had to prove that they could rule us better than than the colonialists. That’s why we had a healthy competition among the then three regions. At least, I know of Western region where the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo performed…
Photo credit: Carbon brief Why is it that the Nigerian government always fails to recognise brilliant ideas when they see them? And people will be complaining of joblessness. Why will there be no joblessness. Governors, youth groups and even the army of unemployed peopleseem to have agreed on one idea but the people at the…
Photo credit: Vectezy He was a Christian of the Catholic denomination. He actually nearly became a ‘Fada’. However, he dropped out of the junior seminary. He came from a family of teachers. His father was a school headmaster. They came from Abeokuta but settled in Ado Odo. He read Education(English) at Unilag. He was into…
Photo credit; Premium Times I went to my farmland earlier this week, ready to see if one could put in some effort at reducing the food crisis being faced in Nigeria now. The farmland is government owned. I had called the farm officer intimating him of my plans to start working on the land again….
Photo credit: the right step I can never ever get tired of writing about Itire. Although, at that time it could be termed a Woop Woop with reference to Lagos Island, the place was attractive for its memories. There was Komukomu the butcher. He was so successful that he even had some apprentices. In the…
Photo credit: artvisual Naija ti o we! Neither running rivers,Nor riotous oceans,Could wash our land,If we fail! E gbe o d’odo! Patriots must meet,Nibbling house rat,Foraging bush rat,Must be there! To ba d’odo ti o we! Like this, we justCan’t continue!Government of our people,Yes, for our people,We must have! E sa ni kankan! 072220
Photo credit: the Punch It is reported that the federal government has instructed that CRK and IRK must be returned to the curriculum as separate subjects. That’s great, isn’t it? However, if indeed we are operating a secular constitution, is it right to have the teaching of ANY religious subject in government schools? I believe…
