Photo credit: the standard There’s quite a few things some self– styled social media in–laws don’t know about relationships. But then, they’ll be so fast in passing one–eye judgements. Is it one–ear? Anyone who doesn’t wait to hear the second party’s side of the story, has done a great injustice. Before one of the two…
Photo credit: Businessday You should have known I don’t care a hoot about people’s comments. I see my posts as a call to duty. I was going to write on the Chinese Company that carried my dear state ‘mugu’ before someone told me that transportation between Mile 2 and Agbara is now 1,000 naira. My…
Photo credit: the Punch I’m just learning it wasn’t the Murtala/Obasanjo regime that began the spending spree on South African freedom. I’ve learnt it all started from the very first Republic when Mallam Tafawa Balewa was Nigeria’s prime minister. But when it got to the Murtala/Obasanjo regime, Nigeria was so much involved that it was…
Photo credit: Christainity.com I’m not restricted to a particular church. At least, not for now. On most Sundays, Google is always my friend in my search for churches. I’m sure it’s better than the ultimate search put in place by a particular Nigerian brand of shayo! The particular church is named after the forerunner of…
Photo credit: CNN I don’t have any apology for not supporting any European football club. I believe if we could put our acts together we could always have a much better league. In any case, quite a number of the players there are from here anf elsewhere in Africa. It has reached a stage where…
Photo credit: Daily Post Although I might not have agreed with ‘Yele Sowore’s system of politics, it doesn’t stop me from hollering for his release from the hands of his adultnappers! I do not believe anyone has the right to detain another person for an intended offence. Not to talk of a sensible government. But…
Photo credit: Facebook ‘Ori yeye n mogun, tai se lo po nbe’. The aforementioned is a Yoruba saying denoting the injustice of power when used stupidly. I just learnt about one hundred men of the Nigerian police force were sent to make sure Bob Risky didn’t celebrate his birthday. Bob Risky himself ‘spoke with his…
