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Nigeria, Overdue for a Generational Change
What makes human beings human and different from animals includes the ability not only to think constructively but also to adjust to situations and happenings around them with the required action necessary to bring about a change where and whenever it is desirable. Let me say admittedly that I belong to the generation that has … Continue reading
Threat to Abduct President Buhari and Governor El-Rufai, Diversionary
The terrorists who have been on the necks of Nigerians killing both the military and the innocent civilians have threatened to abduct President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria and Governor Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai of Kaduna State in a video widely circulated. In trying to make good their threats, they attacked the Presidential Guards on Monday, July … Continue reading
Ending the Russia-Ukraine War is a Cheap Possibility If…
The agreement reached between Russia and Ukraine on creating a passage for Ukraine to export her grains to the rest of the world is instructive. The agreement was reached on Friday, July 22, 2022 in Istanbul, the capital of Turkey, where the president of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the Secretary-General of the United Nations … Continue reading
No Nation is Stronger Than the Help Needed
For centuries, there has been a divide between the developing and developed nations, the strong and the weak as well as the poor and the rich. Some countries had been seen as safer than the others, and to that effect, they are considered as what fits in for description as “safe havens.” With the reality … Continue reading
It’s Time to Save or Waste Nigeria
Democracy without dividend is worse than autocracy, and it is a waste of both human and capital resources. The situation in Nigeria is obvious for even an insane person to perceive. There is nothing that is working for the masses. All that is left is deceit and hypocrisy of the highest order. Democracy as a … Continue reading
The Helplessness of Nigerians is Ignorance
It’s now a little bit more than 30 years ago when as a student at the Lagos State University (LASU), I participated in a national essay competition organized by the Forum for the Advancement of Nigeria (FAN), Philadelphia USA. The theme of the essay was Nigeria of My Dream. I won a certificate and this … Continue reading