Love & Pain
I suffered a number of heartbreaks in my youth. None however was as severe and devastating as the heartbreaks caused by my support for a certain football club. For several […]Read more
Change
Lean Lagos
Insecurity has been driven out of Lagos with effect from 1st February 2020. Without wasting tax payers money to fund ‘Amotekun’, the state government has found an ingenuous way of […]Read more
Are you Honorably Honorable?
My first car was a Datsun 180k. At the time I bought it from Mr. Harrison Ojubuyi at Ijeh in 1986, it was already fit for the junkyard. Except that […]Read more
EndSars: A Sober Reflection
An agitation for the general good A just cause for the youths Powered by the fingers of middle class kids And the anger of a nation Reeling from hunger Governance […]Read more
APC’s Broken Windows
Have you ever had a broken window? For those of us who live in the tropics, we avoid broken windows for myriads of reasons. We dread that a broke window […]Read more
Bolorunduro
I can’t recall the last time I wittingly walked in the rain. I did tonight. It was fun. One hour forty five minutes of rain soaked fun. One hundred and […]Read more
Old firewood no dey quench fire
A friend of mine, an American returnee who was once a commissioner in Rivers State shared an experience with me a few years back. As commissioner, he supervised a ministry […]Read more
Expanding the Realm of Reality.
Disneyland aptly described as a place where a million dreams come true, reflects the capacity of the human brain to bring dreams to life. It is a testament of the […]Read more
Time and Seasons
I stayed up late last night to watch the U.S Open women finals between Serena Williams and Bianca ‘Whatever’. (I am still so upset with her for making Serena look […]Read more
My thought for a Penny
I’ve never hidden my love for the Yoruba language. And the love has nothing to do with my Yoruba heritage or pride in my Yoruba identity. Rather, it is inspired […]Read more