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An Open Letter to Fellow Nigerians III

An Open Letter to Fellow Nigerians III

Let me challenge the Military Chiefs to open a debate amongst their men, women and officers and if the consensus is to strip Abacha of honours, then it is a …

Is a good football match on Sunday morning enough reason to skip church?

Everything we love, we first violate. Is it not evident that our best expression of love to the objects of our affection is usually the invasion of their most intimate …

Anyone can pick a cause, but few are picked to lead movements. When a heart has been bruised by the sufferings of others, the spiritual connection among those people has …

Power in itself is good but in the hands of a reckless man it is intoxicating and lethal. Our politicians desire power for the sake of it and for nothing …

In Nigeria, poverty contributes to violence and violence in turn fuels poverty…

Our ancestors were not idol-worshippers…

We may have our weaknesses, but we are equally a great nation consisted of a people driven by hard work and a sheer will to survive…

You now taste like hemlock, sweetheart, full of bad blood. Hugging you is like embracing a sword…

What merits Obasanjo's return to power? His clever way of deceiving the nation that he is going abroad to get foreign investors, while he is after his estacodes?

The God of Obasanjo is likely to encourage him to seek a second term whereas the God of Tunde Bakare continues to inform us that Obasanjo is not the messiah. …

Who is Bola Ige, Why was he killed, Who could have killed him and What does this portend for security and Democracy in Nigeria?

Lagos is a state under siege, my friends. That's what you call leisurely robbery attacks that go on for hours without any police assistance in sight.

"Cruelty has been in the make up of the black man for a long time…"