Inspiring greatness-based ideas
Nigerian government knows how to amuse people with its many comedian politicians. We see them daily in policies they formulate. The latest comedian is the Minister of Agriculture with his comment winning debut joke titled ‘10 Million cell phone for farmers’. According to Yoruba born clown, the Federal Government has a plan to distribute 10 million cell phones to farmers Read more
The local government system in Nigeria, a colonial heritage, enjoys the favour of Section 7 of 1999 Constitution as third tier of government. The system was conceived with a mindset that rural development ought to be the concern of every responsible and responsive political system since development does not make sense if it does not positively affect the lives of Read more
Recently, the dreaded Islamic sect, Ahlan Sunnah Lid Da’waati Wal Jihad Yaanaa, notoriously known as Boko Haram confirmed a belief that it is a creation of northern clique who are desperate for power. This is evident in the timing and the conditions the sect has set for dialogue. The sect, had in a telephone press conference in Maiduguri, Borno State, Read more
Nigerians having been feeling like giants refreshed following the recent pronouncement of the Federal Government of its intention to create 320, 000 jobs beginning from 2013. The proposal which was made known by the Coordinating Minister of Economy, Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, is already captured in 2013 Appropriation Bill now before the National Assembly.
‘Barbaric, savagery, callous, dastard and horrific’ are mild words to describe the video clips on YouTube of what has come to be known as Port Harcourt 4, the killing of four students of the University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT, on October 5, 2012. The killing was planned and executed in Umuokiri village, Aluu, Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State. Read more
To fail to prepare is to prepare to fail. The current devastating flood which has thrown the entire nation into anguish is one of the global phenomena that is predictable and would have been mitigated in Nigeria if we had planned well. Because we failed to plan, as I put down these words, families have been forced to relocate their Read more
