“Africans are very colorful people and I cannot wait to tell our stories on an international platform… As you can see Africa is getting popular again with Hollywood…”
“Africans are very colorful people and I cannot wait to tell our stories on an international platform… As you can see Africa is getting popular again with Hollywood…”
It is apparent that after seven plus years of waffling, missing, walking, limping, grins and cheers, democracy has by and large been good to Nigeria…
Education in Nigeria has been interrupted by regime change since independence from Britain in 1960. Now that our nation has embarked on sustaining unity, democracy and economic growth, the next president should make a budgetary commitment to education…
“We are armed robbers and we have come to collect our Sallah gift. Let’s go to your room…” I was not scared of the armed robbers. But I was angry. I was very angry that I stayed in that hotel unarmed. I did not want to die like a wimp, with my hands in the air…
“We are armed robbers and we have come to collect our Sallah gift. Let’s go to your room…” I was not scared of the armed robbers. But I was angry. I was very angry that I stayed in that hotel unarmed. I did not want to die like a wimp, with my hands in the air…
It will be disastrous if the president saw Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s UN job bid as payback time, an opportunity to extract his vengeful pound of flesh as it is being insinuated in diplomatic circles…
No matter the standard of measurement that is used to measure genuine leadership, accountability, transparency and service, Chief Doukpolagha meets and exceeds all those yardsticks…
So what have I discovered since I bought my house in Blogville? Nothing that I did not know already. I’m still heterosexual, I’m still sweet, I’m still not attracted to metrosexuals, I’m still a little bit of a clean freak, I’m still trying to experience romantic love in a romantic way…
Why would Balonwu and his co-travellers on the boulevard of infamy physically attempt stopping the governor from carrying out her lawful duties? Is it part of their lawmaking responsibilities? What manner of desperation would inform such ignoble conduct?
Twenty years after his passing, Awolowo lives on. He lives through his friends and family. He lives through his disciples. He lives through the great things he did for Nigeria…