Nigeria’s Voice of Clarion Call (1)

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“Arise, O Compatriots, Nigeria’s Call Obey”

The above extract is the first line of the Nigerian National Anthem. The word compatriot in the simplest breakdown means a countryman or woman. But, it does not end with this fundamental definition. It also contains strong positive connotations. It has to do with optimistic attitude (spirit) of patriotism and nationalism to ones state or nation as the case many be.

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Pseudo-Leadership and Nigerian Politics

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There is nothing intrinsically wrong with us as a people and as a nation, only the leaders, most of the time aided by sycophants excerpt “I therefore, urge Danjuma, Obasanjo and their likes to please let Nigeria be. We do not want WAR again. Lesson of life – Never put your mouth in motion without thinking deeply. By God’s grace, we shall overcome” Continue reading →

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Letter to Africans by Mr. Anthony Claret Onwutalobi

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Dear fellow Africans,
Our suffering, our pain, and our present condition in Africa are no longer news. We have prayed, cried, wished, complained, and finally we have given up to a hope; a hope which seems to be fading away in almost all corners of our rich continent. Continue reading →
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