Last week, we started the year with a call to redefine success, urging Nigerians both at home and abroad to craft their personal narrative for 2025. But ambition without a roadmap is just wishful thinking. This week, we continue the conversation with a practical guide—a blueprint, if you will—for turning those big dreams into tangible…
The Nigerian social scene is mourning the loss of Princess Khadijat Abike Adebisi Edionseri, widely known as Cash Madam, who passed away on January 5, 2025, at the age of 89. Her family announced her death following a brief illness, describing her as a beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother whose life was marked by grace,…
I gave my life to Christ in February, 1986. Like everything new, one began to grow, trying to understand issues like speaking in tongues; matters about healing; why Jesus did not fight back against his detractors; why the Prophet Hosea was asked to take back his wife who had been involved in prostitution; why Jesus…
The year 2025 is here, and it’s time to bring on the ubiquitous New Year resolutions of draconian rules, and regulations which are usually jettisoned after a few weeks. As someone who has been around for a while, I want to advise that you pause the button on resolutions to breathe, and take things slowly…
Ladies, and gentlemen of our great country, Nigeria, I salute you. Today, I have great news for you. In two days, 2025 will arrive in a blaze of glory. In other news, Egogonewshub.com has gained a mighty fish, a Shark, or if you like, a Whale, if you love water. But if you are like…
You’ve got to give it to Jesus. If anyone wants to live the true Christian life today, they need to go back and study every word that Jesus uttered in the course of his ministry on earth. Let’s begin with one today. We will be treating this as a series over the next few Sundays….
We were in Class 4 in Secondary School when two friends of mine transferred to my school from their old school in Benin City. The year was 1974. I had known one of them since childhood. The other one, I had known from afar as the first son of my Primary One teacher. He was…
My father, David O. Ovienmhada of blessed memory was a walking encyclopedia of idiomatic expressions. When we were little, we all used to think of him as a giant of immense knowledge. He never said much to express himself, but he always said enough. He loved to employ idioms. It was then left for you…
This week, we will be rolling out the drums for all the men in our lives.We will be singing praise songs with rampant ululations. Do men deserve these shout-outs?Yes, they do… No matter what women say, men are their better halves. Well, we are also acutely aware of some women who repeatedly take delight in…
In Nigeria, “family” isn’t just a word—it’s a force of nature. Weddings, birthdays, graduations, naming ceremonies, and even the occasional Tuesday, are all occasions where family involvement is not just encouraged, but expected. Now, imagine taking that same cultural fervor and trying to fit it into the often individualistic world of the diaspora. Welcome to…
