Nigeria is better off selling palm oil. Crude oil is worth little (I)
On a whim the other day, I decided to determine what the price per liter of crude oil is. Of course I had been worried sick that this crude oil thing
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What I saw in Katsina
My recent visit to KT is my second in about 8 years. I first visited to condole with the Yar’adua family upon the passing of President Umaru, the Gent
The greatest conspiracy against Nigerian youths (II)
What is this conspiracy? I haven’t quite defined it to my own satisfaction. A friend of mine, Martins, a radio anchor, once asked me during one of his
The greatest conspiracy against Nigerian youths (I)
So the other day my friend Samson Itodo and a few of his friends went and got the Not-Too-Young-To-Rule Bill passed. Passing a bill is an arduous task
Federal republic of inequality and oppression (II)
This is a continuation from last week. Whether our people are aware or not, we have to keep making cases for them that inequality is increasing in the