Fighting Inflation

Let’s circle back to the Alligator in the room. As I alluded to earlier, we do not choose our families, our families choose us. We also do not choose our countries. Our countries choose us. Nigeria chose me. I love her therefore, but my love must also give me a choice not only to love…

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A Difficult case to judge

In the grind of the last week, Michael Cohen, the star witness of the prosecution in the case of Trump versus the People of New York in the matter of Stormy Daniels admitted to having stolen from Trump. The Jury must be confused by now already. Every member of that Jury needs to be able…

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Foggy Clouds.

In the last few weeks, a beautiful country of beautiful people who have come to be defined by the rise of the Ayatollahs, and demonized by the West lost their President in a helicopter crash. The foggy clouds had no respect for the mighty and the not so mighty. If the weather is foggy, whether…

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Another one exits.

The big news last week was about the exit of the Microsoft Office from Nigeria. They are reportedly relocating to Kenya. Total Energy that has made so much money from Nigeria through the years also took a major investment decision that could have been a no-brainer for Nigeria in favour of Angola to the detriment…

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A peek into the Future.

If only we could tell what the future holds, we would probably all be geniuses. And so, for the most part, the vast majority of humanity gropes in the dark, a measure of uncertainty about any and everything. One thing that’s totally out of our control is the country we are from or the family…

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Breaking the Jinx

And so, Norway, Northern Ireland and Slovakia, did what every other country should have done a long time ago—-they recognized the right of the Palestinians to govern themselves in a 2-State proposition. This right is unalienable. What’s so interesting about this unalienable right is that the people who inserted the word, unalienable in their Constitution…

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