Happy New Year 2024 to you! I am sure we all looked forward to this new year in anticipation for many past experiences like inflation on goods, despondency, strikes, petrol scarcity in some countries, lax security in some countries, inflation on services and food, health reasons, global recession, and wars Read more…
Isn’t Nigeria dying by these daily pervasive calamities and bloodshed without the protection of lives or support from the government? Who is going to save children, the youths, parents, farmers, and the elderly people from the hands of Fulani terrorists and Boko Haram who are killing, dismembering, kidnapping, and raping Read more…
You will always reap what you sow in life. If you take care of your woman, she will be happy and appreciate you (a good woman will)! I usually remind some people that when they feel a woman has changed from soft or caring to inexorable, the fault is on Read more…
Let me quickly discuss our youth days in Nigeria. The first time I ever had a knowledge of my fatherland and motherland Nigeria, was in the early 70s when we left the United Kingdom to visit Nigeria. It was a beautiful and ‘Haven’ country back then in the 70s when we Read more…
When anyone speaks about the beauty of Nigeria in the 70s, they will always remember the Fulani people who made Nigeria interesting. Who are Fulbe, Fulani or Fule people? The Fulani people are nomadic, who move from place to place rather than settling in one place. We have known them as Read more…
Rohingya crisis is teary! Since August 2017, women, children, elderly, babies and toddlers have been forced to flee to Bangladesh escaping violence from Myanmar They are over 600.000 in numbers, all looking pale, exhausted, hungry and traumatised as they have been walking through their villages in the jungles, across Read more…