Photo credit: Gaskiya Kodan The main characters of the Abacha era are now exposing themselves. According to Mr Galadima, a self styled Abacha boy, the goggled one was advised by the likes of Saddam Hussein and Muhammad Gaddafi to stash Nigeria’s money abroad because the U.S. and other countries may block Nigeria’s accounts. A pertinent…
Photo credit: Denver Hair Restoration Hmm… Some years ago;I wrote on my balding pate;Another year, on the greying hair I did write! I never knew growing to be a senior was yet to be done with me;I’ve started growing a grey tuft on my moustache! I do adore my moustache because it’s especially good for…
Photo credit: the independent Away we go;Our sense of purpose to find;That our homes fail us to find;Not even relevance:Only in our various Londons we can shout –Eureka! Londons in UK, Americas, France, Belgium, Germany,Etcetera!Some of us would have even gone to fight on the side of Russia;You know to be abroad is to find…
Photo credit: Kashmir Observer Suicides are becoming rather rampant in our society. And when I talk of the society, I hope you understand I’m referring to the whole wide world – www! And what’s more! It crosses across all classes and status. The fact that a person is seen as being successful doesn’t give us…
Photo credit: The Financial Express Indians are known for their good films and entrepreneurship. However, little did we know that an Indian yarn would become a truth. Rahul Gandhi is the President of the Indian Congress. He was so livid with the Indian president, Narendra Modi’s alleged lies that he turned to mocking him. He…
Photo credit: the Guardian You’ve taken the cane from the blind;You’re now mocking him;Maybe your parentsNever told youAboutIroko and the child who abused it! The grand old tree might not do anything,at least, for now;You would have forgotten your offencebefore it reacts! Rich and influential;You make away with our commonwealth;To cater for your wards;You must…
Photo credit: The Cable Nigeria has no business being in this sorry state. At the last count it was said that two-thirds of the states in Nigeria could not even pay their workers’ salaries. Now, the federal government has thrown away the controversial subsidy. Petrol (PMS) is now sold for a whopping one hundred and…
