Nuhu Ribadu and Short Memory

If there's something I admire (not really, but actually abhor) about our leaders and politicians, it is their propensity to have short memories and to quickly forget what they have said in public, written down in black and white by newspapers and journalists or recorded on video/TV.

As John Kenneth Galbraith, US economist and administrator said "Nothing is so admirable in politics as a short memory".

The State of Osun Gubernatorial Election Result, A Triumph of Democracy.

Do I have anything to say? Yes, plenty, but I won't bore you, except the following points:

1.The right man won, deservedly.
2. The wrong man lost, deservedly.

Nigerian students need to be disciplined: Interview with The Guardian

I recently granted an interview to The Guardian Newspapers to express my views on some aspects of student unionism and activism in the current political dispensation and socio-political environment. The interview was published on Sunday, 03 August 2014, written by GREGORY AUSTIN NWAKUNOR (http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/sunday-magazine-sp-509870158/173413-adejumo-nigeria-students-should-be-disciplined )

Here is a full and unedited version of the online interview:

Political Prostitution and Hypocrisy at its Best (or Worst)

What a sorry and disgusting state of affairs for our democracy in this country!

Mr Olagunsoye Oyinlola (the forever-playing golf lover, who ruined Osun State completely as PDP governor for almost 8 years before the court ejected him) has now dumped the PDP,( the party that made and then messed him up), and joined the ruling party in Osun State, the APC (the same party that fought a very bitter court battle to see him removed as governor 4 years ago).