Musings of a Crazy Nigerian
Musings
A Fool’s Guide to Natural Disasters
So Hurricane/Tropical Storm Sandy came and went and somewhat fortunately I guess for me that I am in Nigeria. Up until May this year, I lived in the tri-state area (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut) and where I live was heavily flooded by Sandy. Pardon my language but she was such a wet bish. … Continue reading
What do Chemistry, Chemical Bonding Have in Common with Relationships?
HRH the Prince of ambiguity, all round mess, occasional good guy and 3 time winner of the Mr Awkward awards aka me, myself and I has not written in almost two weeks. You know how they say one day in the sight of God is like a 1000 years to man? Well not writing in … Continue reading
Nigerian Independence: The House Built on Sand
You have often heard a parent, uncle, aunty, grand parent, Methuselah’s cousin talk about the good ol’ days. They talk about it like it is a thing of pride. They will sit down and regale you with tales of when the Nigerian Naira was stronger than the US dollar, when you did not need a … Continue reading
Bad Religion and the Audacity of Idiocy
I have half followed the controversy surrounding the anti-muslim video (the youtube comments are smh worthy) that was released on the internet that depicted the prophet of Islam as a sadistic nymphomaniac with erratic tendencies. I believe it was meant to be a comedy or something of that nature. Its actually poorly executed though. On … Continue reading
Multiple Partners and the Marketplace of Nigerian Dating
*Cue Game of Thrones theme music* You know the saying that does who can’t do teach or postulate? I might write about setting P and so on but no one sets a more horrible P than yours truly. I also don’t know how to handle when people like me and tell me they do. I … Continue reading
Growing up and Finding my Inner Renaissance Man
The renaissance was a period that followed the dark ages that saw the flourish of the arts and saw the recycling and influence of ancient Greece and the ancient world on the art, thought and culture of the period. The word renaissance means rebirth. You see the renaissance was not only a period of rebirth … Continue reading
Photopower Nigeria: Hope for Gishiri
So I have been missing from the world of blogging for a while. A lot of things have been happening in my “real” life so to say. And no for those who read my previous post, I have not gotten married. Single and chilling. So what has Alhaji Doctor Engineer Chairman, His Royal Highness and … Continue reading
Dear Lady Farouk: Much Ado about the Future Wife and Marriage
In the grand plan of things and milestones that characterize a man’s life in many societies is the issue of marriage. In our society, a young man is not seen as fully mature, settled or responsible until he has married and started a family. I guess it has to do with a man not being … Continue reading
The One on Washing, Flattery and Related Crimes
It could be said that the road to a girl’s heart is paved with flattery. Not necessarily of the obvious kind. Definitely subtle flattery with a little sprinkling of over the top flattery that is so over the top that it makes her smile. You know what I am talking about, Yes you. If you … Continue reading
Brainstorming Terrorism in Nigeria: How can we defeat Boko Haram?
In the two years since I started this blog and while living in Nigeria and shuttling in and out of the country occasionally, It would be silly for me to deny that terrorism has become part and parcel of the Nigerian discourse, reality and life. It has changed the way of life of many especially … Continue reading
Nigerian News
- NGF Splits as Jang Holds Meeting with 17 Governors - THISDAY Live
- Sambo Urges Nigerians To Cooperate With Jonathan - The Guardian Nigeria
- Emir of Kano Loses Wife - THISDAY Live
- Kerry, in Africa, presses Nigeria on human rights - Boston Globe
- Boko Haram Can't Break Up Nigeria – Sheikh Gumi - Leadership Newspapers
- With phones cut, Nigerians caught in conflict cope and hope - NDTV
- Henry Olamiju: Yes, the Woolwich beheaders are Nigerians - DailyPost Nigeria
- Osun and the Value of a Digital Revolution, By John Ogunlela - Premium Times
- Selling Babies, An Abomination, Says Gov's Wife - The Guardian Nigeria
- Nasarawa Killings: 'SSS Certified Operatives Safety before the Incident' - THISDAY Live
