By M. Babajide Alabi There is no disputing the fact that Nigerians are in bad state right now. Everything, both natural and human, seem to have conspired together to work against the country. If you are in doubt of the above assertion, please take a moment and reflect on when last there was any cheery news…
By M. Babajide-Alabi After Jeremy Corbyn, the United Kingdom Labour Party leader, was dealt a below the belt punch by his party faithfuls during the debate on whether UK should get involved in the air bombardment of terrorists’ targets in Syria or not, it seemed he was not ruffled. His appearance looked cool but to…
By Morak Babajide-Alabi As the old year retires and a new one is born, we commit into the hands of our Creator the happenings of the past year and ask for direction and guidance in the new one. May He grant us His grace, His tranquility and His wisdom!” ― Peggy Toney Horton, Does God Want Us…
By Morak Babajide-Alabi Sometimes last week I had this beautiful idea of making myself the judge for a man or woman or agency of the year in Nigeria. This idea did not just come out of the blues, i was only trying to follow the tradition that is worldwide. At the end of a year,…
By Morak Babajide-Alabi When the news of the illegal diversion of the funds meant for purchase of arms and ammunition to fight terrorism in Nigeria broke, I made a solemn pledge to myself not to run any commentary on it. Unfortunately, I had been called out by friends many times to give an opinion on…
By M. Babajide-Alabi Don’t be too timid and squeamish about your actions. All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better, Ralph Waldo Emerson The above quote may probably have been the propelling factor behind David Cameron actions in recent times. The United Kingdom Prime Minister has made a bold move to…
By M. Babajide-Alabi The world has been sympathising with the people of France, who happen to be victims of terrorism one more time. Particularly the Parisians who last week witnessed another terrorists attack. The outpouring of grief and sorrow has been very infectious from one end of the world to another. And in the same…
by Mo. Babajide-Alabi It will be an understatement to say the outcome of the 2015 General Elections in Nigeria was based primarily on two issues – terrorism and corruption. These two, no doubt, contributed to the final results of the elections and technically sealed the fate of the former President, Goodluck Jonathan and the Peoples Democratic…
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