Photo credit: Steam Food comes on time;E’en with no dime!No more worries,Carried in lorries! Strange it is,Sure it is!You’ve everything,But need nothing! There are some,Who will come!That need a thing,But have nothing! A strange world,Where the word,Doesn’t take long,To get around! Sundry will fleece,The super rich!Nobody will deal,With a nil nil! @ as 052718
Photo credit: the Punch ‘Omo n’iyi omo n’ide,Omo l’asehinde to ba d’ale..’ That’s the opening track of the juju musician, General (Prince) Adekunle’s record waxed in 1975. His band was named The Supersonic Sounds. The album gives us an insight into the wonderful world of children. Today is children’s day in Nigeria. Great, isn’t it?…
Photo credi: the Vanguard Today is Children’s Day in Nigeria! I would suggest there should be no March Past to observe the day. The children should simply learn from the idiocy and stupidity being displayed by us. And by Jove, they’ll surely learn a lot. Instead of the “cowboy” movies we used to watch when…
Photo credit: Aljazeera Although I don’t like Trump’s politics and policies, I wouldn’t believe any sane person would have uttered this gibberish. It’s possibly an AI-generated video. It’s so insulting, unbecoming and coming from a former and aspiring president, so unpresidential
Photo credit: AprobABC I understand Nigerian legislators are working on a bill. The said bill is not to reduce hunger in the nation, it’s not to invite the top companies that are leaving the country back, it’s not to for the salary increase demanded by labour. It is for the country to go back to…
Photo credit: Grafik Another birthdayCloser to graveCounting daysE’en if one’s braveThey won’t escapeAppointment with the wheelerWho’s ultimate dealerIt’s a givenThat human beingsMust goConferencing GodHoweverWheneverI look backInto the pastMy pastThough yet to be pastI praise GodFor His loveThough unmeritedHe still givethAmidst the strifeHe’s making me surviveAnother morningA new journeyI won’t hesitateTo dedicateMy remaining lifetimeTo world peace!…
Photo credit: Vanguard Isn’t it appropriate that it’s when a so-called infantry general of the Nigerian army is presiding over the country that the land is most insecure? That should tell the discerning what stuff the Nigerian army is made of. I do know that there are some fine officers who are brilliant and dutiful….
