I remember my first few terms at boarding school in the UK at the tender age of eight. Some of the oyinbo kids in my dormitory, finding themselves away from home for the first time would literally cry themselves to sleep every night. They were homesick. If they had thought they would find a sympathetic […]

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In life, there are certain inevitable events that must come to pass. For every purpose under the heavens, there exists a suitable moment. Just as there is a time for birth, there is also a time for death. Across the domain of existence, everything is bound by the laws of seasons. Recently, the news went […]

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The African continent has approximately 375 drug makers serving over 1.1 billion people. When one compares this figure to 10,500 drug manufacturers in India and 5,000 in China for a population of 1.4 billion each, it becomes quite apparent that there is significantly limited local manufacturing on the African continent. The consequence of this is […]

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“This investigation has disclosed the identity of other individuals, including relatives, who have worked for Akande with various duties in the [white heroin] distribution organisation. One of those individuals has been identified by the investigation as Bola Tinubu.” (Mr Tinubu is Nigeria’s president-elect and will assume office on May 29th, 2023). The above quoted assertion […]

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When the highly respected Professor Paul Collier who is an Economist at Oxford University dropped a bombshell to the effect that as much as £400,000 billion of funds belonging to Nigeria had been fraudulently squirreled away in foreign banks as well as the diaspora most of those at the “Africa Week” at Oxford University were […]

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