Echo of My Mind: When Nigerians start Respecting You...
When Nigerians start respecting you too much, watch out! You better be loaded to handle this life. Poor people will ask for things you can't possibly give,…
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The Unseen Hand: Luck, Grace, and the Limits of Effort in the Pursuit of Success
This reflection struck a chord – I laughed at the initial thought, yet a deeper sadness followed. Haven't we all witnessed individuals who poured their hea…
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Dislike and Hate: A Personal Exploration of Distinct Negative Sentiments
Last night, a friend of mine, Temitope raised a critical subject during a conversation on whatsapp. The conversation then led him to ask "how …
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Very few leaders Wish their Successor Well, Very many Wishes their Boss to fail
The Shadow of Succession: A Poisoned Chalice? It's a sobering reality: few departing leaders genuinely wish their successors well, particularly those whose…
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The Spectacle of Public Discourse: A Shadow Play of Half-Truths
By Isqil Najim In the theater of public engagement, we, the people, are perpetually relegated to the audience, a sea of spectators straining to decipher a perf…
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When the Monkey and Baboons were stealing, thinking it was Fun
It is another Monday, and I need to share my perspective yet again on a trending issues. My comments already appears on two WhatsApp platforms but…
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Real love won’t make you suffer.. Part1
By Isqil Najim "There is a love to fly toward a secret sky, to cause a hundred veils to fall each moment. First to let go of life; finally to a step witho…
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The Neglected Investment: Building a Family for a Fulfilling Old Age
I saw the post on old man who begged his below flying around on social media. I present the psot here and my comment below it. The situation descr…
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A TALE OF ỌDÚN By kehinde Adepegba
By kehinde Adepegba, Ph.D Once upon a time, Olódùmarè brought Oòrùn (sun) and Òṣùpá (moon) together to be married as husband and wife. The day of…
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Reclaiming Your Mind from Information overload and online Toxic contents
We are constantly bombarded with information, but not all information is beneficial to us. While some inspire us, others provoke us, the rest made …
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The Myth of the One Bad Leader and Shared Responsibility in Nigeria's Leadership cycles
By Isqil Najim It's a common refrain in Nigeria: "Our leaders are the problem." While leadership at the highest levels certainly play…
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My Response to Nigerian Bad Police and impact on migration
I came across this post reproduced below on WhatsApp. The conversation was a result of ongoing discussion on Kemi Badenoch remark on her experien…
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