Miscellaneous

The Death Penalty For Fakers And Forgers

A dangerous, corrosive wind of fakery, forgery, and identity misrepresentation is currently hovering over Nigeria, threatening to tear down the country's moral, institutional, and...

Bart Nnaji, Okey Ndibe & African Commentary Magazine

“Publishing is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs.” -...

Akin Ogunbiyi: 64 years of quiet conviction

Saturday, September 12, was a special day for the family, friends, and well-wishers of Dr. Akinade Akanmu Ogunbiyi, as the charming leader marked the...

Naija Football Is Better Than Qatar 2022

Naija does not need to qualify for Qatar 2022 because our game is better and older than the so-called World Cup. The Naija game from...

Sam Kargbo to Celebrate Conferment as Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN

Abuja, Nigeria…On the 28th of November 2022, all roads will lead to OAS Lounge, B9 Street, Behind Estate Shopping Complex, CITEC Jabi Airport Road,...

Fighting Oppressors Is My Life

It is in my constitution to make very powerful enemies. It’s as though I cannot stop myself from fighting diabolical principalities and powers. There is...

Audit Reporting Mission from Lagos to Awka

There was an invasion of Awka, the capital of Anambra State, by a troika of Nigeria’s savviest journalists, and another guru served as a...

Unbeatable Legends of Nigerian Political Juggernauts

Nigerian politicians of the present day are so boring that no high-tension stories can be written about them. These politicians of nowadays cannot brew myths...

Like The Queen, Like Zik Of Africa

I am yet to learn Queen’s English and now they have changed to King’s English. The Queen is dead; long live the King! The burial of...

The Most Impossible Article Ever Written

The most challenging article ever written by me was published in Time magazine. It was one of the many friends of mine who had been...

Sam Omatseye As A Kept Man

I had an extravagance of laughter when a dear friend of mine showed me a so-called column written by Sam Omatseye. To give him his...

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Oil Subsidy Removal: Occupy Aso Rock Now!

This must be the worst New Year that Nigerians have celebrated since the civil war ended in 1970. The ill-advised removal of oil subsidy and the attendant increase in petrol price from N65 per liter to N130 per liter clearly indicate that Nigerian leaders are severely out of touch and roundly obtuse...

Thank You President Barack Obama

Thank You President Barack Obama On behalf of the good...

Nasir El-Rufai – The Obituary of a Political Neophyte

This minister has the combined benefits of time and youth to retract his political steps; change direction from being a bull in a china shop and appreciate that in politics, you never step out to fight your enemy, unless you are guaranteed the demise of his political career...

Kibaki Like Obasanjo, Kenyans Unlike Nigerians

Politics and politicians have conspired lately to imperil the fortunes of a hitherto peaceful Kenya. The 'Uhuru' paradise is being desecrated! Destroyed!

Abia’s PDP-Woodpeckers and Kalu’s Overpowering Influence

It has become obvious that the fear of Kalu is the beginning of political wisdom in not only Abia State, but in Nigeria, if the likes of Orji are having a nightmare...

Buhari and the Lazy Political Youth Coyotes

In his speech in London last week, President Muhammadu...

Buying and Selling Human Body Parts in Nigeria

In Africa, especially in Nigeria, human sacrifice is no longer as common as it used to be. But it still goes on though. You just need to know where to go in order to partake in such activity...

Living The Incarnated Life

Truly, God and humanity are waiting and watching how I would express God's kind of love, his values and worldview through my writings, words, actions, gestures, intentions...

Tatafo witaut waya

Whether for good or bad, we have people that are averse to keeping secrets and Julian Assange happens to be one. Another name for a Tatafo is Amebo. Julian Assange is a komfam Amebo...

Attitudinal Change For National Development

It is true that the developed nations have better standards of living, which may cause many Nigerians to emigrate in search of greener pastures; but all Nigerians must realize that our commitment to the success of the Nigerian project would create a ‘greener’ Nigeria, which would cause others to come to bask in our ‘locally-made’ prosperity...