Essays: Laughter
The ability to laugh at one's self is a marvelously, valuable tool that we can used to extricate ourselves from potentially embarrassing situations. We all have them. (more…)
Error on the pulpit: tithing how relevant?
Someone has suggested that tithe is a covenant. I searched through the whole Bible and I could not find such a statement, neither could the one who made the suggestion....
Country -Nigeria
View Nigeria's Map Country: Nigeria (Federal Republic of Nigeria) Location: West Africa Independence: October 1, 1960 Nationality: Nigerian Capital City: Abuja Population: 140,337,822 est 2007 Important Cities: Abuja, Lagos, Ibadan,...
Sanguine Achilles heel
Everyone has weaknesses – some uncontrollable circumstances that weaken you. The most important is what you do with these especially how you handle them or rather manage them. (more…)
The Persecution of (Randy) Alhaji Bello Masaba – Questions Arising
It is difficult to feign indifference with the raging controversies generated by our equivalent of modern day “King Solomonâ€, in the person of Alhaji Bello Abubakar Masaba, who is currently...
Emperor Muhamar Gaddafii – The King of Kings
Africa is an unfortunate continent. Centuries of slave trade coupled with cultural and political exploitation with decades of corrupt, insensitive and tyrannical regimes. Here is a rich continent suffering from...
Requiem for a Compatriot and the sorrows of being a Nigerian: Akinyemi Akinpelu (1971 – 2005)
A sad and rather moving documentary was aired on British TV Channel 4 at 7.30 p.m on the 22 August 2008. The story was entitled: Watch me Disappear. It was...
On Governor Fashola’s call to Nigerians in the Diaspora
Lagos State has always been a unique state in the history of Nigeria. Apart from being the very first port of call where slaves were shipped to the western world...
Policy of Massive Demolition in Lagos State – a disturbing trend
Ostensibly the reason for the enactment of the Land Use Decree included the need to protect the citizens from the greed, avarice and violence of the so-called “land ownersâ€. (more…)