Welcome To My Website
Dear All; I have the greatest pleasure to inform you that after a considerable amount of work, my website is going live.
The more things change, the more they remain same.
You are familiar with that French saying, right? “Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose”? The more things change, the more
When 89% of corps members cannot write a letter
Last week, the Kano State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Mr. Sanusi AbdulRasheed, lamented that 89% of corps members
These Crowded 53 Years
I WAS born in the last month of colonialism in Nigeria. I came into the world 25 days before the lowering of the
Gudu killings: Sorrow, tears and blood
WHEN news broke last weekend of the killing of nine individuals by the State Security Service, Marilyn Ogar, the Deputy Director, Information,
Nuhu Ribadu: Passion cannot trump intellect
NO one can take away Nuhu Ribadu’s genuine sense of outrage against corruption in Nigeria. He fought with tremendous passion, as
Burdens of contemporary education
LAST Sunday, I drove my children back to resume the new school term. The night before, I held a discussion with them
Nigeria’s out-of-school children
In this season of high-wire politicking, it probably means nothing to the Nigerian ruling elite. But the social consequences might sooner, rather
Who stole my ‘Bleashing’?
IT was one of those stories that might have been missed in a newspaper. But there it was in Vanguard newspaper of Tuesday,
Nigeria’s troubling epidemic of rapes
LAST week, the Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development, an NGO, reported that in 2012, no fewer than 1, 200 girls
A broadcasting miscellany
For those who follow the emergence of new broadcasting outfits with excitement, like me, they wont have failed to notice that a