Photo credit: Global Leadership If I’m not mistaken, my O’level Economics taught me that when too much money chases few goods, prices go up. Of course, when there’s no money to buy commodities, as in goods being more than available money, or even no money, prices will come down. That’s the curious situation some Nigerian…
Photo credit: money control It’s a New Year and most people make resolutions. But how long do those resolutions last? CBS News reports that most resolutions are bound to fail. A 2023 poll from Forbes Health found most people give up resolutions after less than four months. The survey reveals that just under 1 in 10…
Photo credit: the Leadership A newspaper company has made the Nigerian president “its” man of the year. I believe the company is only being brutally sarcastic or could it be a matter of the proverbial land of the optically challenged where a one-eyed man is king? Tinubu has been in power by virtue of his…
After a lot of consideration, we’ve come to the conclusion that our man of the year is the common man, popularly known as Citizen Muda, where I come from. They are the ones who bear the brunt of bad decision-making by so-called leaders. They are homeless, hungry, and hopeless. They rarely have any wills since they live from…
All past governments in Nigerìa hád been saying the people could go to hell. This government is saying they must roast in hell! 010212
Photo credit: Facebook November 25, 1980 it was. Two pugilists, Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran were doing what they knew how to do best in a WBC welterweight contest in Louisiana, USA. However as a result of the punishment the latter had received from the former in the earlier rounds, especially in the seventh,…
