by
Akintokunbo A Adejumo & Adelagun
Abudu
Let’s pass it on to our children. “The
great and most powerful gift a parent can give their children is to pass to
them their language and their culture …”
Monday, 14 March 2016
Wednesday, 2 March 2016
Back to the Land: What we should have done decades ago with our oil money!
“With
the downturn in the global prices of oil, we now have to prospect our solid
minerals. We have to return to agriculture. Mining and agriculture are our
hopes now. We will welcome investments in these areas. We will appreciate an
in-flow of more resources and expertise to help us achieve our
objective of economic diversification.” President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria
speaking to Council of Saudi Arabia’s Chambers of Commerce and Industry in
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Sunday, 14 February 2016
Requiem for a Hero
“I was actually in that valley on
March 28, 2015. I did not want Nigeria to slide into a theatre of war, with
his fellow county men and woman dying,
and many more pouring into other nations
in Africa and beyond, as refugees.
Of Buharists, Jonathanians and a Simple Analysis of Political Immaturity
"We
are products of our past, but we don't have to be prisoners of it." Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
It
is appalling to know that Nigerians are now polarised into two main caucuses,
which is not even anywhere near political, but rather individualism, and most
times bordering on ethnic lines and religious affiliation - the Buharists and
the Jonathanians - as if these are the most important situation and
life-changing experience we need now.
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