Photo credit: USNi News Which state, in Nigeria, is not feeling the impact of killers? Isn’t it a pity that a country with so much hope in terms of manpower, climate, soil, mineral resources, etc is now a pariah among the committee of nations? And, thanks to the filthy administration of Major General Muhammadu Buhari….
Photo credit: the Punch With the news by Nigeria’s minister of misinformation of the banning of Twitter, a popular social media platform, there’s no further arguing the fact that the government of Mr Buhari is now fully showing the stuff it’s made of. I expect the government to go ahead and ban other social media…
Photo credit: creative fabrica A long time ago, there was a city which was not enjoying the best of times. That was in spite of the fact that the city possessed all those things which should have made the lives of the people worthwhile. Instead, the rich were getting richer, the poor were getting even…
Photo credit: New York Times So many things happen which can’t but baffle every right thinking person. Could rape be a permanent behavior of some of our males which got exposed by the covid virus? I bet most families must be learning the peculiar behaviors of their members as a result of the forceful stay…
Photo credit: ICIR Nigeria There’s no doubting the fact that Nigerians and the rest of the world are waiting with bated breath for this jagbajantis of a regime led by Mr Buhari to end. I can’t but remember the song we sang, with gusto, in my elementary school days when it was time to go…
Photo credit: Premium Times I remember the 2015 presidential elections in Nigeria! While almost everyone supported .Mr Buhari, I saw behind his smokescreen. For someone who had had a chance of ruling the nation and had made a mess of it, I thought he was a no no! That’s even a story for some other…
Photo credit; Vanguard How can a presidential aspirant go to a state, and, instead of presenting his manifesto, he started citing what I will refer to as irrelevancies? His reference to the Pope might have been seen as blasphemy in Northern Nigeria. To make matters worse, he even referred to a sitting governor as “eleyi”…
