Randoms – Jilomes

Unveiling the Jilomes Brand

December 16, 2020

Three elements highlight a personal commitment to excellence … More Unveiling the Jilomes Brand

Assuming you came expecting some grand pontification on the egregious tradition of looting public funds, let me extend an apology for the unexpected deception. This is an article about staying safe at work. Now that I have been forgiven, I hope you would learn a thing or two from the following paragraphs.

When A Friend Gets COVID-19

March 22, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic may seem a distant event until it reaches someone close. You can spew all the data you want about the number infected globally, mortality rates, age-adjusted risk, etc., but when a friend gets COVID-19, you realise the data is now human. … More When A Friend Gets COVID-19

Counting the Cost of Lagos Traffic

July 28, 2019

Spending hours in traffic each day impacts on the people of Lagos, its economy, communities, and the sustainability of its future … More Counting the Cost of Lagos Traffic

When Privilege Comes Knocking

April 20, 2019

Nigeria is a nation of two realities that dumbfound each other, where millions poo in streams while others worry about ₦3.5 million naira secondary school fees … More When Privilege Comes Knocking

Act 1: The Introduction

February 9, 2019

An Okrika family meets a Yoruba family to arrange a marriage between their children … More Act 1: The Introduction

Once Upon a Time in Ife

February 7, 2019

A story of two persons caught by Cupid’s arrow … More Once Upon a Time in Ife

One Emergency Away from Doom

December 3, 2018

“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

Metele: A Fork in History?

November 25, 2018

Metele is a shame. Metele is saddening. Metele is one massacre too many. Metele should never have occurred. Metele should not happen anywhere else ever again. … More Metele: A Fork in History?