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LIFE IS PRECIOUS The death last week of four of the sextuplets born to a Nigerian family is heartbreaking. It brings to fore the question of the value we place on human life in our country. A part of the future died with those children. When a seed dies, the potential harvest dies along with …
CULTURAL CHANGE IV A few days ago, I saw an okada driver riding in the wrong direction. He almost hit a pedestrian. Then, he shouted, “Get out of the way”. I found it quite amusing that the one who was breaking traffic rules would turn around to be the aggressor. But that is the story …
NATIONAL EDUCATION II Information is the baseline for any kind of transformation in this world. The quality of our lives cannot be better than the quality of information available to us. We must change the mindsets of our people. The number one challenge we face now as a nation is the provision of information and …
NATIONAL ESTEEM III I see a new Nigeria, where the green-white-green flag will become a common feature in offices, homes, and even on cars. A new Nigeria which every citizen will be proud of. A new Nigeria where each citizen will be treated as a creation of value and with respect. A Nigeria where wealth …
THE VALUE OF A NIGERIAN LIFE We would be starting this New Year with this subject that I consider to be very critical to our being as a nation. I am talking about the worth of one life in Nigeria; the worth of a Nigerian life today – what it is and what it should …
QUALITIES OF A LEADER: VISION Sam Adeyemi says: I am impressed by the Paretto principle: the 80/20 principle. It suggests that twenty percent of the population of a country should control eighty percent of the wealth of the nation. But in a country like Nigeria, I find that the Paretto principle has been messed up. …