Nigerian Village Square






‘From Africa always comes something stupid’ (2)

Idang Alibi | 15.02.12
‘From Africa always comes something stupid’ (2)

Why am I belly-aching so much about this Chinese building?


Four Quick Questions For The Ladies

Michael Oluwagbemi | 15.02.12

Why must black women give a brother a nasty look when you are hanging out with a white chic?

Celebrating Great Ife @ 50

Suraj Oyewale | 14.02.12

OAU is a community, not just for direct learning and researching, but also providing a voice that cannot be ignored in the national polity.

A Man Worth Less Than A Chicken

Okey Ndibe | 14.02.12
A Man Worth Less Than A Chicken
In the illogical, absurd creed that reigns in Nigeria, a man’s life is worth wasting over N30!

Celebrating Our Black African Love.

Wakdok, Samuel Stephen and N. Amma Twum-Baah. | 14.02.12

My African treasure, the jungles of Africa bow at your sight. You are richer than all the Gold in South Africa juxtaposed on the oil field in the Gulf of Guinea. Darling, your serenity is more natural than the Mambila Plateau and your kindness runs deeper than the Atlantic Ocean.

Pray For Your Oppressors To Live Not To Die

Farouk Martins Aresa | 13.02.12
Some peoplehave not been watching the hearings on how petroleum subsidy was spent, how charitable Governor of Central Bank can be or heard wishful rumor of Tinubu’s stroke. 

Rescue In The Skies

Niyi Egbe | 13.02.12
what is professionalism in the face of ego ne ku (when money is talking)?

Nigeria: A Revolving Combubaration

Prince Charles Dickson | 13.02.12

Whether its board, bureau, cabinet, commission, council, trustees, panel, agency, authority, audit, inquisition, probe, hearing, inquiry, and consultants. It’s all the same combubaration.


Boko Haram And Nigeria

Dr Gary K. Busch | 13.02.12

Nigeria will carry on as it has carried on since 1963 – as both a rich country with poor leaders and a poor country with rich leaders.


Prof. Sam Aluko: Saint Or Sinner?

Tunde Fagbenle | 13.02.12

But how would history view Professor Sam Aluko’s support for the Abacha regime at a time the regime was committing the vilest atrocities against his own ethnic group?


War Is Imminent In Nigeria But God Forbid (3)

Joe Igbokwe | 13.02.12

My philosophy of service to humanity has pushed me again to speak the truth to power in Nigeria due to repeated primitive, senseless and idiotic threats and attacks to the sovereignty of Nigeria by the Boko Haram 



 

Terrorist Siege: Jonathan Should Act Or Resign

Terrorist Siege: Jonathan Should Act Or Resign

The Government of Goodluck Jonathan should either find immediate solutions to the scourge of sectarian and political violence, or concede to its incapability to respond to the emerging challenges facing the country, and resign.


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