Jude Arijaje

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A prayer for Mustapha Amego

To many who still remember him, he is the "funky mallam". Pony tailed, long haired 6 footer who rocked the Nigerian music scene in the 80s and 90s. He anchored the soul train like music show which aired on Sundays for so long and taped at the then Lords night club in Maryland, Lagos...

Christy Essien Igbokwe, RIP

May her soul rest in peace. May God grant her husband, Chief Edwin Igbokwe and her 4 sons the fortitude to manage this irreparable loss...

Brig. Gen. Solomon Giwa–Amu, 1959-2008

As I write this, it’s beginning to look like nothing makes sense and would ever make sense anymore. As I write this, it’s becoming difficult every minute to make sense of what this life is all about…

Which Way Are We Going?

Today, we have Yar’adua and it doesn’t seem like there is any form of government in place. Or am I blind and deaf? He got sworn in and he went into hibernation...

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