The purpose of this article is to employ the story and strategies of the TV program, The X Factor, in advancing alternative to our current systems of leadership selection, that delivered nothing but regional and tribal rivalries, non-value adding leaderships at state and federal levels, economic stagnation, infrastructural decay, endemic corruption, unmerited levels of poverty, […]
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It may also interest you to know that this individual, Malcolm Fabiyi, was selected in 2008 by the US National Academy of Engineering as one of the top 80 Young Engineers in the US. He probably still remains the only Students’ Union President of a Nigerian University to have bagged a First Class degree in […]
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The Governor General of Nigeria between 1920 – 31 , Sir Hugh Clifford, described Nigeria as “a collection of independent Native States, separated from one another by great distances, by differences of history and traditions and by ethnological, racial, tribal, political, social and religious barriers.” (Nigeria Council Debate. Lagos, 1920). Nigeria has been a big […]
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For years I debated with myself why the expensive suites I purchased from fashion stores fail to look as good on me in comparison to others wearing the same design and material. I blamed my shape, I blamed the fashion stores, and I even apportioned blame to the designers. Lately, I have come to realise […]
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Words of wisdom for the Black-race I do not trust people who don’t love themselves and yet tell me, ‘I love you.’ There is an African saying which is: be careful when a naked person offers you a shirt”. Mayo Angeloou African-Americans have not yet learned that no other people have continued worshipping another’s God, […]
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