This category discusses how actions by government affects the citizens, people and the environment.
When the leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, spoke of a certain Jibril from Sudan who replaced Buhari, those in the majority called him a mad man but today, thanks largely [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]
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]
The ideologies of political parties in Nigeria are not well grounded or available for party members to behave a certain way. Abroad, the models show strong ideological differences that moderate the behaviour and expectations of [Read More]
This speech was delivered on June 11, 1994, by M.K.O Abiola, the presumed winner of the June 12, 1993, Presidential Elections. The speech was an attempt to reclaim his mandate as the President of the [Read More]
Democracy is an imperfect system but…it works. It is the government of the people, by the people and for the people, even though ‘the people’ in the context of the definition does not really mean [Read More]
The first step to getting it right, to raising the mind to the reasonable horizons permitting rational and logical thought, to uplifting a certain set of people from the gutters where they are to the [Read More]
So Buhari called us Lazy Youths? Well…that’s like a mad man calling sane people insane. In civilised, and even in some uncivil societies, the role of leaders and those in power is the projection, attraction [Read More]
They’ve murdered thousands, rendered hundreds of thousands homeless, increased the hostility faced by millions of countrymen within and outside the country but today, there is a good news attached to their name. They have made [Read More]
The problem with the arguments for and against homosexuality in Nigeria is that they are mostly built on the existence and nonexistence of a God. The topic has been reduced to a battle between the [Read More]
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