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Fuel Subsidy: My Layman Alternatives to the Removal of Fuel Subsidy

This is day 2 of the nationwide strike embarked on by the Labor of our country against the removal of fuel subsidy which resulted in a more than 100 percent hike in the price of fuel. Most of what I have observed in the protests is an obvious anger at the government of GEJ for … Continue reading »

A Nigerian Murder Mystery…Na who kill am!

Not poor not privileged Dour and disadvantaged A working class oppressed Oppressed yet not distressed Men I m hard-pressed To find the right words to express The feeling of distress The masses are really stressed Today, I want to report a murder to the police station of the Internets. The crime was a crime of … Continue reading »

Nigerian Elections 2011, The Violence: A Letter to Northern Nigeria (Arewa)

Before I write this letter, I would like to state that I am a Nigerian. I did not vote GEJ and I despise the PDP. However, I feel the violence going on is terrible and should be stopped. I have hence addressed a letter in hausa to my fellow “northerners”. We and indeed Nigeria deserves … Continue reading »

Nigerian Elections 2011: A Best/Worst Risk Analysis of a Goodluck Jonathan Presidency

I have been reading a book by Ben Carson called Take the Risk. In the book, Dr Carson gives a simple yet somewhat effective means of assessing risk and making decisions. He calls is a Best/Worst Analysis formula. This formula involves four questions: What is the Best thing that can happen if I do this? … Continue reading »

Why your Local Government Chairman is more important than the President

I haven’t written in a while. I think in some ways I m suffering from writers block and cant seem to get my thoughts down in a semi-coherent way. However I shall try. I have been observing the build up to the 2011 Elections here in Nigeria and in my opinion the most important positions … Continue reading »

Nigerian Election 2011: The PDP Primaries

So today is the PDP presidential primaries and for those who are uninformed, PDP is the ruling party here in Nigeria. They have been in power for close to 13 years now. In many ways, the primaries today is seen by many as a strong indication of who Nigeria’s next president will be. I m … Continue reading »

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