Dasuki’s release on bail after four years of confinement raises questions about the rule of law in Nigeria, considerations for justice and national security, and the need for robust institutions to limit misuse of public funds … More Of A General, His Colonel, and Justice
Nigeria urgently needs reorientation from short-term standalone projects to long-term master plans that factor important, interlinked issues to meet present and future needs … More Nigeria’s War Against Holistic Planning
2019 offers a fresh start. Live, love, and be happy. Actively prod 2019 towards your goals like a game of chess. … More 2019: A Fresh Start
When Jesus delivered the Parable of the Prodigal Son, he may have had Nigeria in mind … More Still Washing Pigs
Economic conditions, politics, and a culture that perpetuates entitlement have created a state where violence is high, unemployment is high, and people are leaving. … More Cry, My Beloved Port Harcourt
“Be Prepared… the meaning of the motto is that a [country] must prepare [itself] by previously thinking out and practicing how to act on any accident or emergency so that [it] is never taken by surprise.” – Robert Baden-Powell … More One Emergency Away from Doom
If the law is the law, why do you need to rig who sits on the bench? Americans need to ask themselves serious questions. … More America’s Unfair Fairness
Do we use seat belts because we want to stay safe or because we want to avoid extortion? … More Much Ado About Seat Belts
As the 2019 elections approach, Nigerians seem intent on repeating the mistake of focusing entirely on the presidency, thereby allowing misfits into the legislature. … More None of Two Evils
“The more things change, the more they stay the same” and “History repeats itself” seem to sum up the cycle of life … More 2018: Another Year Begins
