The construct of the Nigerian nation is complex, multifaceted, and demands a sound political and executive management that is contrary that what is being operated today. Continue reading…
Stethoscope
Watch video to the end to see if you can guess what it is advertising.
Google effects on memory
Growing up in Nigeria, we are made to memorize the multiplication tables and state capitals and governors, and as I grew into my adolescent years, I could recall phone numbers, birthdays, heads of states and other mundane information as car registration numbers (plate numbers), etc. Then I moved to the US, got wired to the computer, now it appears my memory is failing. And I’m not alone. Continue reading…
Haiti…time for sober reflections
From this:
Haiti National Palace, pre- earthquake, May 2009.
To this:
Haiti National Palace, post- earthquake, January, 2010.
Time like this brings deep reflection…despite all the craziness back home, Nigeria is lucky.
My prayers go to the people of Haiti as they deal with this catastrophe!
Living high in Lagos…every man for himself
Stumbled upon the video below on Facebook. It’s a rehash of MTV’s show “How I live”.
Several things came to mind watching this clip…
Forget about the million naira McMansions in the video for a second…
Is this really a decent way to live given the wealth and connections the homeowners command?
News in pidgin…can be funny!
Listening to the news video clip from Next (watch below) pushed me into a state of laughter. Never thought real news could come across this hilarious…it’s the delivery in pidgin English I guess, and also the serious demeanor of the chap.