A nation that forgets its past can function no better than an individual with amnesia. – David McCullough “Maybe they were saying chains when we thought it was change”, blurted a certain social media senator, who has made the cyberspace […]
The long awaited 29th May 2015 is finally upon us. The Christian Bible says weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning. Nigeria went down into the abyss of despair, hope became a forlorn exercise in […]
Let me quickly state that I am not a fan of zoning. The PDP as a party brought zoning into our consciousness and while it may appear laudable, in the sense that it allows for so called regional balancing, zoning […]
So I watched the media aide of the president on Sunday march 15 on TV and he once again never fails to disappoint. One thing is clear, if there is violence after the election, there is ample evidence of the […]
