Most people walk into a marriage and relationships blindly as if the single life were a disability; they arrive only to discover after the initial burst of excitement, that it takes more than emotions to sustain love. Many more individuals enter into relationships with false expectations hoping that their partner is the solution to the [...]

In my search for Nigerian Role models, she appears to be the first woman on my growing list. Having spoken to her once, and listened to her three times with the last being at the Platform, I count her worthy to grace my blog pages. She really spoke my mind at the platform by pointedly [...]

After visiting the bookshop several times thinking whether to buy the book or not, I finally got my copy. Leke Alder is my guy any day, though he didn’t blow me off my chair when he came to The Platform (a programme organized by Covenant Christian Center, Nigeria on the 1st of October 2008), I [...]

The kind of Nigeria we seek is already being defined today. Politicians, businessmen and public speakers have continually encouraged us to get prepared for the future, but the people who will be the leaders and shakers of the future are not complaining about the present, they are not even preparing for it, they are creating [...]

I’m really looking forward to the next episode of the Dragons’ Den. I’ve turned myself into a little dragon, trying to analyse and assess the strength and weaknesses of the contestants and dragons and also trying to decide if the Dragon’s verdicts merited commendation. It’s been a relief from the wide array of “live-in” and [...]

Today I woke thinking about a lot of issues that hinge on Nigeria, and her dream. Having read the promises made by her founding fathers, presidents year in year out, full of promises, promises hopes and aspiration. But while coming to a resolution before i write, i would like us to look again at the old [...]