Photo credit: Business Metrics They happen to be the most dedicated, patriotic and committed Nigerians. But their similarity does not end there. They also happen to be the worst treated Nigerians. Unfortunately, the future of Nigeria, of any country lies in their overworked hands. How many broadcast houses, print or electronic, are in the habit…
Photo credit: Premium Times I hear the S.S.S. Nigeria’s elite secret service goons are already getting serious with efforts to sniff out all the lazy people using social media to harass government. I sincerely think this government has been too slow in taking these vermin to task. Anyone who chooses not to agree with the…
Photo credit: Context News Yeah!Like an abortion,Rejection comes!Today’s happinessMay not last;Sadness mightTomorrow bring! We laugh,We drink,To a stateOf understanding! That’s not enoughTo be bankable! You may still,You might still,Be rejected! Take in strideYou must,Cos that’s lifeYou win some!You lose some!! @ as 061419
Photo credit: Nigeria Constitution I can still recall the issue of Nigeria’s Afro Juju artiste who made a grammatical faux pas in the eighties. Since anything a star does becomes popular, his own case wasn’t different. Predictably, his next album was on that issue. As fate would have it, the record became a best seller….
Photo credit: Daily Mail The defense of a warped religious belief is so good. If not, how could a person have gone to a sex worker in a brothel, slept with her and allegedly accuse her of blasphemy. I gather he went with others to beat the lady before they set her ablaze. Methinks the…
Photo credit: Vanguard The greatest honour we can give the late Chief MKO Abiola is to keep Nigeria one. We should respect each other. We shouldn’t have degrading mindsets about whichever ethnic group or tribe. We should know that we have fantastic Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba just like we have terrible ones of each stock….
Photo credit: Premium Times We need to thank God for little mercies. Many people had been alarmed that Children’s Day and Democracy Day would have been an avenue for Nigeria’s chief executives and their first ladies to waste whooping sums of money on needless celebrations. But, thanks to COVID 19, the monies have been saved…
