We do not need an EFCC list to know that almost all the major players in the political arena, particularly the governors, in seven years plus did not give a good record of their governorships…
In this poignant election year, very few candidates vying for governorship positions have the level of solidarity among party members like Osunbor does at this point…
News reaching me from Abuja, Nigeria, state in most unmistakable terms that those who have been indicted for corruption, will be barred from the general elections in Nigeria scheduled for April 2007…
One day, our country will be better. One day, no one will promote mediocrity and failure in this country but reserve kudos for excellence and dedication of service. When that day comes, and Nigeria sings, your names, though unsung now, will be included in the long list of those honored!
Toxic waste is a gigantic, satanic and dangerous business. It is the third arm of what observers call the Devil’s Trinity, which includes hard drugs and arms…
The Russians Are Already In Nigeria! EFCC, SSS, Nigerian Business Men Be On Alert! (3)
by Bode Eluyera
by Bode Eluyera
Dangerous. Unpredictable. Strange. Those are the three words that pop up in Western investors’ minds when they think of the Russian business world…
It takes more than the piety of religion to conquer and overcome the unwholesome desires of the heart. Love is all about desiring the best for someone. It’s better to allow love to sleep on in limbo than rouse and stoke it…Monks also face the same challenges that confront mortal men…
The loss of any Nigerian or Ijaw life is extremely painful to us because we hate violence and bloodshed. But the Nigerian State should know that the sleeping dog may lay no more…
To fight corruption in Nigeria, would it require a virgin or an angel? Should we fight corruption by hiring foreign agents, just as we do with foreign football coaches and technical advisers?
To fight corruption in Nigeria, would it require a virgin or an angel? Should we fight corruption by hiring foreign agents, just as we do with foreign football coaches and technical advisers?
It was all over between us! My heart ached for him like a terrible migraine. The tears flooded my eyes. But I couldn’t let him see me sob like a helpless baby. “I have to go,” he announced, “MEE is waiting for me…”