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Uche Nworah is a freelance writer, lecturer and brand scholar. He is the founder and project director of T.O.T.A.L PROJECTS, an NGO that promotes e-learning in Africa. He lives in London and can be contacted on uchenworah@yahoo.com.
Yo! Dude, what's up? I can't believe 8 years is up. Funny how time flew during your second coming. Boy, I tell you, it's been one hell of a ride on the train called Nigeria during this time, was it for you too? Wish that they would realise too that people come, people go and Aso Rock remains...
I did not vote in the last Nigerian elections. I couldn't have from my abode in Europe where we tried to mobilise the Nigerian diaspora for the Pat Utomi for president project. Though the results did not go the way we had hoped, I am still a happy man knowing that we tried our best to effect change in our country...
Why do you think that it is only PDP that 'rigged' the elections? You can not blame only PDP and leave out the other political parties. They are all complaining now because allegedly PDP out-foxed and out-rigged them all...
You are right, times have changed. Back in the day, all we got was occasional flashes and show of decent pair of legs sticking out of slit mini-skirts; we applauded thinking that we had seen it all...
"I believe in giving back to society, I quite recognise that I have been blessed not only in my football career, but also with the gift of a second chance in life..."
At some point it was even rumoured that Okey was possessed, and that he belonged to a secret money cult at whose insistence he was sleeping with the housemaids...
News of the London road show by the United Bank for Africa had been making the rounds among the Nigerian community in London for weeks long before the train came into town...
We all know how far Nigerian men would have all gotten in life if not for the devilish ways that our women have tempted us and diverted our attention away from pursuing more important matters aided by their bottom power...
By Akintunde Adewoye
Power is not just a tool to...
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