Trust: The Missing Ingredient in Nigeria. Lessons Of COVID-19 [10]
Trust is a firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of a person or something. Trust involves firm belief and unshakable confidence. Any developed society is founded on firm […]
Religion, Routine, Reality, and Responsibility. Lessons Of COVID-19 [9]
One of the principles I cultivated early is to select my fights. I always ask myself, “Is this fight worth it? Do I need to fight this fight? Can I […]
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 […]
National Values and The Coronavirus Pandemic [Lesson 5]
A BBC journalist, Zeinab Badawi, made a statement as I was about to write this post that the coronavirus pandemic has turned our values upside down. I cannot agree more. […]
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 […]
Underdeveloped Agencies Deprive Nigeria Of Her Greatest Resource
Speaking on Quest TV on the topic, “State of the Nation”.
Most Nigerian Politicians Suffer From The Peter Principle
Speaking on Quest TV on the topic, “State Of The Nation”.
Local Government Autonomy
Speaking on Tuesday, May 28, on Quest TV on the topic, “Local Government Autonomy”.
Thinking About My Fatherland
When ineptitude can be so accurately predicted, as I did in my TV interview about the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), despite their assurances, I am afraid for my country. […]
Lessons From Feeding Kangaroos
Feeding kangaroos. It is an experience of a lifetime; something one must experience. A kick from this animal can kill an adult; their claws are as sharp as 2-inch […]
