Life is Like a Perfume
I learnt very early that life is like a perfume stored in a bottle. Remember the alabaster box that was broken by a woman and the aroma filled the room? […]
50 Years Later . . .
After 50 years, on May 5th, my past came to the Farm Fellowship International. My classmate in the Nigerian Baptist Convention Primary School, Warri, came to the farm fellowship today. […]
Mistakes You Must Never Repeat
I got to Warri in 1963 as a child; then, there was a wooden bridge between Upper and lower Erejuwa. There was a wooden bridge between Obahor and Father Healy […]
Waste To Wealth—Talakawa Economics [2]
My major challenge in the processing of cassava to garri or fufu powder is two-fold: peeling the cassava tubers and what to do with the peels. I have been reading […]
Label Your Money—Talakawa Economics
If you have not checked the meaning of Talakawa, please do. I am amazed at what little sums of money can achieve over a period of time. I learnt from […]
Facing the New Reality of High Food Prices
The price of Garri is rising daily and I am riding the wave. Food scarcity and high prices is an impending danger we might need to face. This wave might […]
Talakawa Economics
My main interest in life is how to influence people from my kind of commoner background to rise up the social ladder. My Senior friend and brother from Government College […]
There Is Hope For You
Agriculture is a high-risk business. It might be exciting for some of us, but there are times when it can be very depressing. A strong storm knocked down about 50% […]
Institutionalising The Church Without Walls
My son sent me a note from Bucharest, Romania, sometime last month, that he met some Nigerians who are followers of my posts on social media. The world is a […]
