Should everyone join the blind bandwagon and blame the miraculous Gandollar who did the rare trick of the bullion van, this country dangling on hemiplegic gaits will be doomed. Think folks! Think! Entertainment, genius, politics, [Read More]
Even if I see my candidate robbing a bank in broad daylight, I will hail and chant his name and on the day of election, I will vote for him twice, if possible. Even if [Read More]
The scenario was familiar. Angry protesters block the roads, chanting songs of solidarity to a cause, whipping sticks and throwing stones while men on camouflage light up their troublesome bodies to exorcise the demons that [Read More]
Did you see the Nigerian University Wars? They are playing in the sand again. UniLag Versus OAU, UniZik Versus FUTO. They are spitting their bitter black blood for fun again. They are representing their poorly [Read More]
You walk into the admin unit of a department in a Nigerian university, softly, and your words follow the same rhythm but surprisingly, you get curses in return because the civil servant is in a [Read More]
Culture is dynamic and where it isn’t, perfection has been reached. African tradition should be dynamic and where it isn’t, everything has become perfect and any change imperfects these traditions. The history of Africa and [Read More]
It looks like the life of a mad people but in fact, it is the life of the average Nigerian youth immersed in the Nigerian cistern: He is thinking about the future. He is not [Read More]
On October 1st 1960, the enslavement program of Nigeria was finally complete and the masters gave way for new incompetent hands to continue the good work of colonialism. We called it Independence but it wasn’t [Read More]
There is a difference between respect and fear but in our society today, the end justifies the means. A man seeks respect by bullying and the use of the methods of intimidation and subjects usually [Read More]
The recent visit to China by African leaders is another attempt at enslaving their future and that of, if we are lucky, just ten generations. Actually, the visit was spurred by enslavement in the sense [Read More]
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