Monthly Archives: June 2011

This will be brief. First of all I am in full support of a National Service scheme. The NYSC needs reform and the Deziani case a a prime example. If you attend University, you cannot be a Minister if you have not done NYSC. If you did not attend University, you do not need the …

Continue reading “The Weird NYSC act and 234Next’s ‘Hatchet’ Job”

There is something Ribadu said during the Presidential elections that probably no one took notice of. “Boko haram is supposed to be against education, how come they have not bombed or attacked any school?” Think about that for a second.

In other words, your motives have aligned with the bombers. They want him out, so you want him out. So you would support Buhari if he did another coup and executed Jonathan et al on bar beach? The bombers bombed so that sentiment in the public would become like yours. You have shown them that …

Continue reading “The most illogical argument in the world!”

it is crucial for those who will never see anything good come out of Nazareth to please hold their sword and give the president a chance. A lot seems to be in the pipeline, we can only hope the pipeline does not get bust before it delivers on its promises. via omojuwa.com Lots of interesting points …

Continue reading “FOOLING THE PRESIDENT…”

My good friend (and Buhari’s not so good friend) Bayo described the deafening silence trailing the kidnapping of NYSC members in Rivers State as Citizen fatigue. The realization that such things (failed state symptoms) are now normal. As you can notice from the frequency of my posting, I too might be suffering from citizen fatigue. …

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I am actually not annoyed. I did not expect different. The only think that irritates me is the fact educated Nigerians believe under the very same terrible conditions that put us where we are, things will just magically become different.