The True Nigerian Spirit. Lessons Of COVID-19 [16]
I was pleasantly surprised that the research into the drug, Remdesivir, to treat coronavirus, was coordinated by a Nigerian and an alumnus of my medical school, the College of Medicine, […]
Pain, Planning, Pleasure, Pressure, and Productivity. Lessons of COVID-19 [8]
According to Rev. Mike Ojoh, who pastored me a few years back, “pregnancy is not an emergency; the baby gave you a nine-month notice”. He also said in one of […]
Don’t Dare Elect Idiots, Comedians, and Showmen Again. Lessons of COVID-19 [6]
Please don’t read this post if you are not a reasonable person. Ignore it. Don’t comment on this post if you don’t understand what I am talking about. This decade, […]
The Death of Abba Kyari—Nigerians Hardly Learn. [Lesson 2]
In the first lesson of COVID-19, we considered the prediction of a dynamic decade between 2020 and 2030 where many events will take place, and nobody will be certain of […]
Entrepreneurship And The Future
I am practicalizing the topic of the third lecture I will deliver during the Assemblies of God Men’s National Convention at Benin, 22nd to 26th July, 2019. We are expecting […]
Economic Prophecy—Ruga Settlements
Following the recent uproar caused by “Ruga” Settlements, which is an initiative from the Federal Government to provide ranching for nomadic herdsmen in places all over the country, I remember […]
Full-Time or Fool-Time [1]
I wrote this the day after I came from an embassy in Abuja to get a visa to visit my son graduating from medical school in Europe in 2012. About […]
SOS4 Visit To Igbonine Grammar School
Our recent SOS4 campaign took us to Igbonine Grammar School, Ozoro, and James Welch College, Emevor, in Isoko North, LGA, courtesy of Salimo Wits Foundation and Petra Career Management Resources. […]
Bringing Hope To The Next Generation
Our team made up of Pastor Ugbeh Raymond Orogun Nduka and Denis Agori took our SOS4 Campaign to Afiesere Secondary School, near Ughelli. We were on ground before 7 a.m. […]
