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Friday, April 19, 2013
What Pa Chinua did
Achebe is dead. A great tree has fallen - oak for ajebutters, we ajepakis say iroko.
The famous writer predicted Nigeria’s tragic comedies, observed and told the world about us; indeed he told us about ourselves.
For all those who have never read Things Fall Apart or a word of Achebe, here's a shortcut: The Voter is a prescient story of elections and superstition, of cultural upheaval and adaptation, and it takes only a few minutes to read. You're welcome.
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Labels:
elections,
humour,
literature,
politics
Friday, April 12, 2013
Donate to Wikileaks
WikiLeaks is an international, online, non-profit organization.
Its release of US diplomatic cables in late 2010 gave Nigerians access to documentation of high-level intrigues and related gossip in our government. See Sahara Reporters, The Guardian, and all the latest on Wikileaks + Nigeria
The leaking continues and you can help by making a small donation.
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Its release of US diplomatic cables in late 2010 gave Nigerians access to documentation of high-level intrigues and related gossip in our government. See Sahara Reporters, The Guardian, and all the latest on Wikileaks + Nigeria
The leaking continues and you can help by making a small donation.
NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian politics and society.
Labels:
corruption,
elections,
government,
leadership,
oil,
petroleum,
secrets,
wikileaks
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Who do you say I am?
Nigerians are the most intelligent, enterprising, beautiful...
the world's happiest people...in a post-colonial, underdeveloped, third-world mess.
Together, we are the giant of Africa...in a gigantic slumber.
We deserve credit for being Africa's peacekeeper.
The best place to invest...but a long list of worries.
Nigerians are good people with some bad habits.
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the world's happiest people...in a post-colonial, underdeveloped, third-world mess.
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| Unknown artist, Source http://au.int |
We deserve credit for being Africa's peacekeeper.
The best place to invest...but a long list of worries.
Nigerians are good people with some bad habits.
NEWSBUKA for all the burning topics in Nigerian politics and society.
Labels:
Africa,
corruption,
flow,
identity
Monday, February 11, 2013
And we won!
Nigeria's Super Eagles are the African champions.
May Nigeria continue to be blessed.
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| Journey to the AFCON 2013 cup |
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Labels:
football,
news,
sports,
victorious
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Break Up? Never!
A cartoon of Nigeria, where it seems to some that there is a trade-off between staying together / avoiding civil war, and growing / developing at a fast pace.
What do you think?
Should we breakdown up to speed up?
Or are peace and progress too closely linked?
See more drawings of award-winning cartoonist EB Asuquo of BusinessDay.
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What do you think?
Should we break
Or are peace and progress too closely linked?
See more drawings of award-winning cartoonist EB Asuquo of BusinessDay.
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
I live in a beautiful country
As 2012 hurtles to a close, I want to take a break from the so-called problematics of government to savour the great wealth and beauty that is my home country, Nigeria.
May we manifest our potential as a great nation of good people. Amen.
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| Chalet at a beach resort in Lagos, Nigeria |
May we manifest our potential as a great nation of good people. Amen.
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Labels:
end-of-year,
holiday
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