The Neutrality of Nature, Humanity, and Calamity. Lessons of COVID-19 [24]
He causes the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. Mathew 5:45. Prior to the advent of the coronavirus […]
Behind The Skyscrapers. Lessons Of COVID-19 [23]
In Warri Language, pidgin English, there is a saying that goes “When mighty wind blow, tolotolo yansh go open”. It means that when a strong wind blows, the ass of […]
The Challenges of Leadership in Crisis Situations. Lessons of COVID-19 [21]
Experience is measured by what you have overcome in your pursuit of set objectives. Leadership is the ability to be ahead of your circumstances, challenges, emotions, and those around you […]
Life and Living: Constantly Pushing The Reset Button [Lesson 17]
Nothing is constant in life except change. You cannot step into the same river twice, according to an author. The water flowing through the river is constantly changing. The banks […]
Rule Over This Virus Now or it Will Ruin Many. Lessons Of COVID-19 [15]
I recently wrote about the metamorphosis of the novel coronavirus infection from an imported disease to an endemic disease. As I stated in the write up, it was initially a […]
Responsibility And The Citizenry. Lessons From COVID-19 [11]
In our last post, we looked at Trust: The Missing Ingredient. Nations are not built by politicians. Every nation gets politicians that reflect their values. The political class in a […]
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 […]
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 Nigerian Army, Police Force, And Citizenry—Lessons of COVID-19 [4]
In the first few days of the COVID-19 lockdown, more people died from the brutality of Nigerian security agents than the virus itself. This shows that there is a need […]
