Opinion
Nigermany!!! – Adewale Sobowale
Photo credit: Nairaland Some people are saying Nigeria is overpopulated. In fact, some are even saying the current population of Nigeria might double itself in a few years time. The proponents of this view are saying Nigeria is overpopulated. They say if Nigerians fail to embrace family planning soonest, the facilities in the country will…
How We Look! – Adewale Sobowale
Photo credit: Invictus group For some of us, we couldn’t be bothered with our looks. That’s why you could hardly find us doing selfies. That one go bring money? But there are some whom we adore and respect so much that there word is law as far as we are concerned. We so much take…
Womanipulator! – Adewale Sobowale
Photo credit: Shutterstock Principles forgotten,Docility aplenty,Not until he getsRefilled, by her! Commits sex suicide!Has soul destroyed!Insidiously warpedDestiny! But no,Spirit being quenched! Araba tun ra mu!Odo n gba’rere!! Compromised ideals,While seekingPeaceful coexistence!Loss of beliefsHardly matters! Despite innuendos,Thoughts manipulated!Siblings, parents disownedFor nipplesOf the,Woma-nipple-ator! @ aa
Shooting From The Hips! – Adewale Sobowale
Photo credit: Medium I had wanted to post something about what I normally call my scribblings. I kept postponing it. However, today seems a good day for me to type a bit about them. In as much as I love people, I could even say I’m a populist, I tend not to suffer fools gladly….
Transferred Aggression! – Adewale Sobowale
Photo credit: PM News The protest said to have been led by some musicians against Redeem’s general overseer, Mr Adeboye could be seen as a case of transferred aggression. I say that because Adeboye is not directly connected to government in any way. By the way, is Adeboye the only religious leader in Nigeria? Meanwhile,…
General Without Troops! – Adewale Sobowale
Photo credit: YouTube There used to be a High Commissioner of Nigeria to the United Kingdom. He was Brigadier Babafemi Ogundipe. Before he became the High Commissioner, he was the de facto vice president of Nigeria between January 16, 1966 and July 29, 1966. On January 15, 1966, there had been a coup d’etat which…


