When Paul didn't offer to buy breakfast this morning i knew something was amiss. Usually at work, we take turn to buy breakfast for the mob. The mob consists of 5 people, three women and two men (Myself and Paul)

Now there's an unwritten roster of who's turn it it to buy breakfast, and it's definitely Paul's turn. Niki bought breakfast yesterday, while i did the honours on Friday.

Anyway, Amanda must have been very hungry this morning 'cos seeing that Paul was not forthcoming...

Travelling on the Train from Work Yesterday

This is only me exhaling some serious discomfort while on my way home from work yesterday. I'm not even sure this si going to be a new topic, and certainly i must have travelled on the same route home countless times without bothering whether the 'First Class' car on the train was fully occupied or not.

However, yesterday i was highly incensed. The train was due to depart within 4 minutes of me reaching the train station,...

World Economic Recession and Nigeria's Plans for It's Citizens

I am very much afraid for my kith and kin living in Nigeria today. Considering that they have had it absolutely rough over a number of years, the economic climate the world over is an added burden Nigerians do not need right now. Unfortunately, apart from the United Arab Emirate, and probably Saudi Arabia no country on this planet earth is insulated from this crushing debacle.

The American and the British...

From Opa faaji to Opa iku.

I can't really believe that i'm the one writing this peace, but to God be the glory sa. Today marks one solid year gbako that i gave up smoking (Yet again). This time around though it's permanent. No more excuses, no more justifications, and that's why i feel bold to celebrate my achievement by creating a tinny whinny bit of awareness of the benefits of giving up smoking CIGARETTES.

I remember in them days, we used to call our siga Opa faaji...

Nigeria Needs Change: Can We?

Nigeria 's a funny country i tell you. I just couldn't stop wondering for a moment how could we as Nigerians tolerate all the mismanagement, harrassment, inept political leadership and many more in our country. 44 years down the line there is still no uninterrupted supply of electricity. There abound in our various societies dilapidated schools at Primary, Seconday and Tertiary levels. Our Healthcare system is in shambles, social welfare is a non - starter,...