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Culture and Society · Economy · General · Nigerian Elections · Politics
Results and Reviews Update: Nigeria: INEC Election Guidelines – Critical Information This blog has been a veritable resource and guide to the Nigerian elections in April 2011, I have consistently[…]
Culture and Society · Economy · General
Taking the hatchet to the hack Very little upsets me but what cannot be countenanced is mediocrity masquerading as professionalism where clichés are allowed to get in the way of[…]
Culture and Society · General · Nigerian Elections · Politics
Update (25/03/2011) The Nigerian Youth “What About Us?” Presidential Debate will hold on the 25th of March 2011 at 7:00 PM (GMT) at the Shehu Musa Yar’adua Centre, Abuja, Nigeria.[…]
Culture and Society · General · Politics
A public servant jailed for mismanaging public funds gets honoured on release from jail when he should have been shunned and ostracised.
Culture and Society · Politics · Review
A view of the law as imposed by the Kick Against Indiscipline Task Force and the disorder perpetrated by the chieftains of the National Union of Road Transport Workers through the protection racket network of area boys.
General · Nigeria@50 · Politics
Through the aspirations of the day of independence in 1960 we look beyond 2010 for a new Nigeria.
Culture and Society · Politics · Technology
The news that President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria had created a Facebook page eventually got to me through Google Buzz where comments had been made to the effect that the[…]
This documentary was more about promoting Walter than about the brain gain of Nigerians returning home to help build the country.
In Part III of Welcome to Lagos we see the grand vision of Lagos used to displace people without giving them alternatives – that is the injustice highlighted for all to see.
Part II of Welcome to Lagos takes us to Makoko, built on a lagoon and bustling with activity.