Author: Adewale T. Akande

If I were to be the new Inspector-General of the N

Saturday, January 28, 2012
First of all, I will thank the almighty God for helping me to reach the highest level of my career and also thank the Presidency and the entire Nigerians for giving me this opportunity to serve as the 16th Inspector-General of Police of the most populous black nation of the world since the appointme ...

An Open Letter To All Nigerians Living Abroad

Thursday, January 05, 2012
My dear countrymen and women, I am using this urgent and important open letter to congratulate all Nigerians from all ethnic and religious individuals, groups, associations, and communities living outside the shore of Nigeria for a Happy New Year, 2012. I pray that this new year will bring peace, lo ...

Boko Haram: The Dilemma of Human Ignorance, Religion Fideism and Failure of Lead

Thursday, December 29, 2011
Without mincing words, I am using this opportunity to console the souls of innocent citizens that lost their lives, commiserates with the families of those who lost their loved ones and wish those injured speedy recovery from the absurd according to the White House and senseless bomb blasts b ...

Excessive speed as a vital human factor in road traffic accident

Sunday, December 25, 2011
Driving is a means to achieve objectives associated with everyday life in our society. At the same time, driving requires a serious responsibility that determine the drivers safety and that of the other road users within the vicinity. We drive to work, visit friends and relations, and travel to dif ...

Nigeria at 51: Time to Re-organise a Dis-organised Society

Wednesday, November 02, 2011
This is the time to re-organise a blessed land with a repeatitive leaders of selfish motives. It is undemocratic and detrimental for leaders to think more about themselves as individuals or about their small families, clans or tribes and do not think at all about the people they are representing. Hu ...

The Effects of Alcohol and Drugs on Road Traffic Accident

Thursday, August 11, 2011
Driving is a very demanding activity that requires a serious responsibility, attitudes with physical and mental abilities for safety. The most important steps to be taken in order to stay out of trouble on the road are to; continously observe the roads around you, anticipate what may happen that cou ...

An Open Letter to all newly elected Nigerian Representatives

Saturday, July 02, 2011
Your excellency lawmakers, I am using this forum to congratulate you all for having opportunity to be among those political trustees elected to represent our opinions, perspectives and interests in leading us to a nation of our dreams. We have lived in the worst political times. A change has just co ...

Mis-representation of the elected representatives

Saturday, July 02, 2011
Nigeria as a nation has been witnessing mis-representation of elected politicians since 29th of May till the present set of representatives that we hope will start the foundation of a new Nigeria. The whole Nigerians are fed up with representatives that seek illegitimate personal gain thro ...

An Open Letter from Awo, Balewa and Zik to President G. E. A. Jonathan

Saturday, July 02, 2011
On behalf of all Nigerians in heaven, we are using this forum to congratulate you for winning the recently concluded general elections that will usher you as an elected President of Federal Republic of Nigeria on the 29th of May. We are also congratulating those newly eleceted representatives and le ...

A Century of Notorious Scam Mails and Fraudsters

Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Did you know Charlie? was an advert placed in a UK local newspapers in 2004. As it was reported by Matt Roper on pages 14 and 15 of Daily Mirror, Wednesday, December 22nd , 2004. The advert read thus: Charlie Dufar, 81. died recently, leaving a substantial sum of money to be divided among ...

A Century of Notorious Scam Mails and Fraudsters

Monday, March 07, 2011
Did you know Charlie? was an advert placed in a UK local newspapers in 2004. As it was reported by Matt Roper on pages 14 and 15 of Daily Mirror, Wednesday, December 22nd , 2004. The advert read thus: Charlie Dufar, 81. died recently, leaving a substantial sum of money to be divided amongst his ...

A Memo to the Emerging Leaders of a New Nigeria

Monday, March 07, 2011
The past history of Nigeria is a story we tell based on hazy recollections of virtual realities we went through since the last five decades. The future of the country is a daydream produced by our hopes and fears. Fear because of the re-appearing of the same old, fake and greedy politicians without ...

Nigeria at 50: Independence Speech of Obafemi Awolowo (Part 2)

Friday, February 04, 2011
Fighting of corruption as the third solution to Nigeria problem. This will have to involve everybody because it affects every living souls in the country. It is a problem in which both the federal and state governments have to fight in all ramifications for the country to develop. Pervasive corrupti ...
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