The real cost of the Nigerian Dream
Prince Justice – Justice Faloye Self-limiting beliefs challenge the possibility of achieving the Nigerian Dream, as outlined in my last article. I proposed that within four years, the government should build 20…
November 2024
What is the Nigerian dream… or nightmare?
NewsScrollSaturday, 31 August 2024 04:40 The American Dream is a social contract built on the promise of prosperity and freedom for the average American, in exchange for the patriotic pursuit…
Tinubu/Ruto: End of 40-year anti-Awoist, neo-liberal economic globalist era
The global significance of the July 4th, 2024 election, in which the British Conservative Party suffered its greatest loss in its 190-year history, marks the symbolic death of the neo-liberal…
Economic reform, prosperity and restructuring
There is a Yoruba proverb that ‘A lie never goes amiss on both sides, if the person lied to does not know that he is being lied to, the person…
The miseducation of Yoruba and other Original African civilizational groups
The suggestion that Oranmiyan had Vitiligo, a two tone skin condition, is how foolish we become when we want to interprete the profound wisdom our Original African ancestors from a…
African Democracies must have a civilizational background
Watching this smooth British government handover, from the Prime Minister stepping down speech at Downing Street, to going to handover power to the king at Buckingham Palace, going through a…
Davido, Soro soke werey!
One can’t but be amused how Davido is being roasted for speaking evident truths about the situation of the Nigerian economy. With poverty ravaging the land, some social media imbeciles…
Tinubu Nigeria’s Ogunlere, prosperity leader, or Ogundabede, king of thieves?
President Tinubu denied the claim by the late Yinka Odumakin that his real name was Ogunlere. Ironically, Nigeria would achieve unparalleled economic development and prosperity, if only President Tinubu could…
