About a million Nigerians graduate from university yearly, both from science and arts.[1] Yet, we lack the productive evidence for the struggle to gain admission and study in Nigeria.[2] The campaign lyrics of every regime hype the need to reduce the dependence on importation. They criticize the situation of national dependence on the West and […]
A young woman caused a mild stir in Ibadan when she stopped to purchase Burantashi from an Hausa vendor. Burantashi[1] is a name for some herbal aphrodisiacs – drug supplements – for enhanced sexual performance in men. Supposedly, burantashi empowers men to properly perform their intimacy roles in marriage. If a bachelor takes burantashi, he […]
It is not their job to stop, it is our job to stop them.[1] It is not their job to give us charity aids, it is our job to produce what we need from our resources. It is not their job to reform our society, it is our job to convince one another for a […]
The forceful loss of ethnic-cum-private resource control ranks high among the causes of corruption in Nigeria. Whenever different people are forced to surrender their property to be shared with others, cheating becomes inevitable. Some people will gain from the arrangement, even when they have not contributed much. As long as there is a pool where […]
Presently, many adverts for events invite Nigerians to attend to laugh to forget your sorrows. Comedy-shows, church-ministrations, film-premieres and political rallies are not left out in promising a laugh to forget your sorrows. Yet, we did not ask how much dose of laughter we need to forget or eliminate the problems of hunger and social […]
Recently, there has been a lot of groups springing up in response to poverty, starvation and numerous problems in Nigeria. Many of these groups seek both government and private assistance in providing amenities for the poor, hungry, jobless and other suffering people in the society. While some of the agencies are genuinely committed to the […]
Many educated speakers on various secessionist agitations describe the agitators as jobless people, who should find something to do. The ‘educated’ speakers maintain that secessionist agitators are either angry, hopeless or jobless Nigerians. A look at some of these rallies confirms the commentators’ descriptions. Most people who engage in agitations are truly angry and jobless […]
On Wednesday 16th August 2016, naijhq.com reported the discovery of a massive iron ore deposit was discovered in Cross River state.[1] The picture of the discovery showed some Asians who may have discovered the massive iron ore, instead of Nigerian researchers. So, a concerned Nigerian, ITbomb, asked “why waiting for outsiders to come and discover […]
The number of strikes in the Nigerian university makes it impossible to plan or predict your timeline in Nigerian institutions. In each regime, there are numerous strikes from NASU[1], ASUU,[2] NANS[3], SUG[4], etcetera. All these strike actions point towards government’s disinterest in funding and supporting education in Nigeria. The imposed Nigerian constitution provides that “government […]
Many people were crying that they had been duped as they gathered in front of a lottery office. The lottery company had collected lots of money from people with assurance of winning cars and other prizes. Only few initial participants got prizes, while the company gained a lot of money from people’s stakes. Lottery companies […]