After the events of When Punctuality Becomes Punishment, we were finally taken in a shuttle bus to the aircraft. I eventually sat down, and it was such a great relief. Within a few minutes, we were taxiing on the runway to take off. For some days, my sinuses were filled, and my head was heavy; I could […]
After the events of Going West To Go East [2], I finally arrived at the airport with Pastor David. The airport was undergoing some renovation and expansion. We were told to wait outside until it was time for us to board. Check-in time was 10 a.m. to 12 a.m., and we had arrived just a few […]
Badagry to Cotonou After the events in Going West To Go East, I woke up quite early on Monday morning at the Sycomore Hotel, Badagry, took a refreshing warm bath, ordered for warm water to drink my alkaline coffee. Then, I headed to the Badagry roundabout and boarded a Sienna car for Seme Border. The […]
January 26th saw me embarking on my first trip outside Nigeria in five years. Five years ago, in January, 2015, I went to Australia. Cameroon is our direct neighbour to the east. It is about 3 hours by speed boat through the ocean from Calabar. It is eight hours by road from Calabar. Those two […]
About a year ago, my wife started a poultry farm in our residence. We had converted the old fish ponds to poultry houses. and I discovered that poultry business is not easy. However, to break limits, here are some tips that have helped me and my family, in whatever business we set out to do. […]
The agony of the Cross set me free. He put laughter in my heart. I love me, and being me makes me happy. Most rich people derive joy from making money. They derive joy from service. The satisfaction of their customers is uppermost in their minds. Money is not their primary target. They leave the […]
Lessons of My Life Plan for decades, but act on daily basis on your yearly targets. Maximize each moments on a daily basis. Twenty five years ago, I had no money to buy chicken during Christmas holidays while I was at Aba, Abia State. I was a young medical doctor and a parent. I had […]
The picture above shows me with the then-Governor of former Bendel State, Professor Ambrose Alli on 21/6/1982 at a cocktail party in the University College Hospital, Ibadan. When Eliab, David’s oldest brother, heard him speaking with the men, he burned with anger at him and asked, “Why have you come down here? And with whom did […]
I recently spoke in the Refined Species Convention of the The Refined People’s Assembly on The Power of Knowledge and Becoming a Financial Giant. Lessons of Life God created man in His own image and likeness. That is to say that man had all the attributes of God, albeit in a miniaturized form. God is all-knowing, but […]
I reside on half an acre. I have always wanted to retire early from medical practice, and I did at 40. I cherish my liberty and control of my time. I like to run in my own lane, at my own pace, and in my own space. I detest regimentation, compulsion, and uniformity. I like […]
