Situations change but certain concepts remain the same. Maybe certain parental actions are neither selfish nor irrational, but driven by genuine care even when the wrong approach may be chosen. … More The Parents We Do Not Want
Despite sustained gaslighting, the events of 20 October 2020 at Lekki Toll Gate cannot be washed away. One year later, nothing has really changed, and nothing may change because the issues transcend the police. To truly end SARS, Nigeria as a system must change! … More #EndSARS: 365 Days from October the Twentieth
Nigeria is better off staying as one country; however, no human should be forced to stay where he or she does not wish to be, except in prison for a real crime. If IPOB seeks Biafra, they are within their rights, but their strategies should not dabolic … More Of Biafra, IPOB and Diabolic Strategies
Societies are built around ascribing responsibility for actions, but how much responsibility can be assigned to the conscious will of a person, compared with subconscious influences and environmental factors? … More The Privilege Vs Responsibility Divide
If the Nigerian economy were stronger and unemployment rates were low, those whose job is to scam the jobless would have had less targets, but as the unemployed crowd seek jobs, crooks continue their rampage unchallenged … More Of Scams that Seek the Unemployed
A version of the Petroleum Industry Act 2021 that can be searched electronically; with bookmarks for each Chapter and Part … More Download Petroleum Industry Act 2021 (OCR Version)
As the fight for resource control continues to hang like the sword of Damocles above Nigeria, would power brokers consider a proposal that is pragmatic, equitable, and provides an incentive for all stakeholders? … More Saving Nigeria Through Resource Control
As the world celebrates Father’s Day 2021, I think about my father and son, with the knowing that a father, if he truly be one, would always have a place in a child’s heart … More Father, Behold Thy Child
A response to a “patriotic” Nigerian resident in America, who argues Nigerians are second only to the Congolese in terms of life enjoyability, yet refuses to return to Nigeria … More Nigeria is Better than America
Do we become what we hate? Or, do we become what we fail to guard against? Mere complaints would not help if we are not intentional about being different … More The Big Man in Us
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