Don’t Pray For Nigeria, Pray For…
Our society may never progress if we continue to live in deception … praying for our leaders when actually we are the problem.
Jun 29 2011 | Posted in Perspectives | Read More »
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June, 2011
Speed, Jonathan, Speed!!!
Despite his promise of “hitting the ground running,” President Jonathan’s government has refused to move, not even an inch to the right direction. This, among other unfulfilled promises, may ridicule his administration, unless he moves with high speed.
Jun 29 2011 | Posted in Politics | Read More »
Elechi, Please Declare Effective Free And Compulsory Education
To position Ebonyi people for better opportunities at both federal and state levels, Governor Martins Elechi should please declare effective free and compulsory education in the state for the benefit of all.
Jun 28 2011 | Posted in Perspectives | Read More »
Jonathan, Berlusconi and The Politics of Sweet Talk
With much talk and less actions, President Jonathan has become our own Silvio Berlusconi, his Italian counterpart. His ability to turn his many promises to realities in little or no time may save him from being booed out of government by its citizenry.
Jun 28 2011 | Posted in Politics | Read More »
Temporary Peace in Ibadan Motor Parks
With the proscription of the NURTW union in Oyo State, peace has returned to the troubled state temporarily. To sustain the current peace, the state government must empower the armed but proscribed union members with skills acquisition.
Jun 26 2011 | Posted in Perspectives | Read More »
The Unceremonial Exit of Ohakim
Former Governor Ikedi Ohakim messed up his second chance of ruling Imo State because he failed to deliver good governance to his Imo citizenry during his first tenure. With ‘holy’ lies and unfulfilled promises, he forfeits that opportunity.
Jun 26 2011 | Posted in Politics | Read More »
Honour To People Who Don’t Deserve It
The award of honorary degrees by Nigerian universities should be to only deserving personalities. If merit is neglected in doing so, salvaging our collapsed educational system may become an uphill task.
Jun 24 2011 | Posted in Perspectives | Read More »
An Evening with Goodluck Jonathan
I got to the Aso Rock Villa that evening, soaking in my surroundings; now at a close range, I noticed his big nose, on top of that sweet Ijaw smile of his. And I woke up…it was a dream…I was sweating, not sure if it was a malaria bout or the fact that there was no light and the weather was hot…Life and its dreams.
Jun 22 2011 | Posted in Satire! | Read More »
A New Dark Age of Terror
Confronting Boko Haram’s insurgency could be a long struggle. But with decisive government action and massive development to make life more comfortable for a common man, Nigeria can break the jinx.
Jun 22 2011 | Posted in Perspectives | Read More »
Child Labour and Population Explosion
The root cause of all vices plaguing children in Nigeria vis-à-vis Africa is poverty. Unless governments at all levels provide social amenities and create jobs for parents to engage in, there may be no end in sight to child labour and population explosion.
Jun 20 2011 | Posted in Perspectives | Read More »
