I have always believed that African names, greetings, words, and expressions carry profound meanings. By taking the time to explore these words, we can gain wisdom and enhance our lives. A testament to this belief… Read More »Lo Nre Ara Orun
It is already March, and although we are approaching the middle of the year, this is our first edition for 2024. Therefore, I would like to take this opportunity to wish all our readers around… Read More »Africans: Feet on the Ground
“Orisirisi”, a Mélange, All Manners The motivation for this piece came from my growing concern about the increasing polarisation of our world. There are certain suppositions that the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza may spread… Read More »Orisirisi!
In my humble opinion and assessment, I think rolling out the drums to celebrate the success of a 29-year venture is not a jamboree or for the fun of it.No, it is more than that.… Read More »“South Africa Week” celebrated in Lagos, Nigeria, amid pomp and grandeur
Bill and Melinda Gates gave a grim and dire prediction concerning Africa at the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic. They warned that Africa was the most vulnerable of all the continents and expressed fears that… Read More »AFRICA, ÀWA LÓKAN”
Like you, I also like my privacy but I have over time come to realize that in our world like the ‘dance floor which is designated for dancing, whatever we do in our so-called privacy… Read More »No Parking, It’s A No-Parking Zone
I remember a popular saying in this part of the world while growing up which states that “the good child is the father’s while the bad one is the mother’s’’, and since fathers are customarily… Read More »“KEEP TAKING THOSE LITTLE STEPS”
The mandatory years of service for the average Customs officer in Nigeria are 35 years, thus when got enlisted in the para-military agency of the Federal Government – the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on 1st… Read More »WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN
I may not be able to clearly explain my claim but I have come to realize as a public commentator and analyst that words whether written or spoken, generally have a considerable impact on human… Read More »“Face-me-I-face-you”
Since May 1963, specifically on the 25th, various countries in Africa and around the world have continued to commemorate the “African Freedom Day, a day to “…mark each year the onward progress of the liberation… Read More »AFRICA: DO WE SEE UNITY?