A Time For Reasonable Voices to Speak Up Loud and Clear in Nigeria
There are somethings that struck me with this conversation. 1. The problems of Nigeria are based on deliberately-orchestrated misconceptions concretized in our minds all over Nigeria. 2. We tend to […]
Bridging The Gap Between Two African Generations
1. In the Facebook video, my visitor was surprised at the ease with which I picked his call, and he had free access to me. If we, who are older, […]
Imperfection is a Potential—The Dr. Charles Apoki I know [2]
By Dennis Agori On 27th April, 2020, I made the first part of this post (The Dr. Charles Apoki I know) on the account of his 61st birthday. This is an […]
Making The Days Count
I want to use this medium to extend my profound gratitude to all my friends, partners, and well-wishers from all over the world, who sent their goodwill messages and prayers […]
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 […]
If A Rose Must Grow From A Rock
Lessons Of My Life Roses are adorable flowers. I suspect that they were “domesticated” over time. Most of the ones in gardens have the soil well prepared for them. However, […]
Parallel Truths
CEO of Jaclux Paints, Joseph Ndife. Thanks for your patronage. The earth is formatting itself, having a necessary reset-not just the natural part of it. Several things, systems, structures, and […]
The Nigerian Youth
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 […]
Word and Wisdom Conference, October 1st, 2019
The secret to great men is in their stories. For our annual Word and Wisdom Conference (Independence Day Edition) coming up on Tuesday, October 1st, 2019, we’ll be having great […]
