Category: OP-ED

Facebook is the most influential media company in the world, today! It’s market capitalization value is currently US$922 billion.  From Belgrade to Baghdad, from Zamfara to Bangalore, from Jerusalem to Jakarta, from Zurich to Aba, the most visited social media sites are owned by Facebook led by Mark Zuckerberg.  The three most visible and almost unavoidable platforms on the Internet… Read More

Nigeria is facing extremely tough times. The people are no longer tough enough to trudge. Insecurity is messing up every good thing once on sight. Flying, creeping and walking beings are distressed. Violence is making the earth scorched. The land caves from the weight of iniquities. There can be nothing more important than human lives, now as worthless as cockroaches… Read More

The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, is having a torrid time. One by one, his worst fears are coming true.  According to Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang, authors of An Ugly Truth, a scathing tell-all on Zuckerberg and his second-in-command, Sheryl Sandberg, the Facebook founder has been troubled for years by three deadly fears: the prospect of hackers breaching the… Read More

General Muhammadu Buhari, The Butcher of Aso Rock evil regime is the hybrid child of violent Fulani terrorists and murderous dictator. It is a Fulani supremacist regime that cemented Fulani domination both on the political level but most importantly, on the economic level.  Under Buhari, Nigeria has been consumed by conflict, violence, and ethnic cleansing. Nigeria has become so immensely… Read More

Date was 1st of October 2019, in exercise of our passion for our dear nation, we seized a space for prayers and the Tafawa Balewa Square, it was raining cat and dogs, but we will not budge. A mother in the Lord was expected, but she was outside the country and so she sent an elegant lady who was all… Read More

Of course it is a common knowledge that every 2 out of 10 persons in the North are first generation immigrants, who might have come, from Mali, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Libya, Senegal, Guinea, Mauritania, Chad or Niger poultry sellers like the fathers of our President, Buhari and his Fulani cousin Hakeem Baba-Ahmed. 5 out of 10 persons on the streets… Read More

It is always the same thing – the same motivations, the same passions, the same ambitions that drive them. The way they talk about religion, you would think that spiritual matters and thoughts of the after life would be more important than the search for power. The way they promote their ethnic groups and identity, you would think that they… Read More

As soon as a politician have learnt to buy political support from the ‘public purse’, and conditioned electorates to embrace looting and bribery, the democratic process reduces itself to the formation of (Mancur Olson’s) ‘distributional coalitions’ – electoral majorities mortared together by common interest in a collectively advantageous pattern of theft. The Nigerian democratic space is fast becoming a system… Read More

Outsiders would wonder why there is so much noise in Nigeria regarding cattle grazing. They may say: “Come on, stop monkeying around, this is the 21st Century AD and cattle should be reared on farms or ranches!” What they do not understand is that in Nigeria, cattle roaming about and grazing everywhere represents Fulani power.  To put it in context,… Read More

At 61, Nigeria is on DNR. Nigeria has long teetered on the precipice of failure. There are four kinds of nations: The strong, the weak, the failed, and the collapsed. Nigeria is unable to keep its citizens safe and secure, it has become a fully failed state.   As a failed state, Nigeria has failed at some of the basic conditions… Read More