From young leaders to old Looters; the trajectoryMonday, August 28, 2017
Man has the preemptive tenet to stand up against injustice, deprivation, and hardship especially when such is imposed on his society by his fellow man. There are good men Yes, great men whose heart would ricochet continuously until justice is served and society is free from all forms of oppressi ...
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How to prove that the termination of your employment was wrongfulFriday, July 7, 2017
When is termination/dismissal said to be wrongful? You may sue and demand to enforce your rights if your employment contract is wrongfully terminated. Wrongful termination is when any of the following occurs: Your former employer did not foll ... |
Taking Extremism Out Of IslamTuesday, June 14, 2016
If it has to do with religion I 39;m always careful not to lend a voice because many of the faithfuls are already brainwashed to believing the religion they practice and how they practice it is the best and should therefore not be questioned. In last article, a satire, quot;how to be a rich and ... |
Record Labels; Non-Existent In NigeriaTuesday, November 10, 2015
Every upcoming artiste always dream of getting signed to a record label, these upcoming acts believe record labels are the only way to achieving their dreams of becoming superstars but the more you grow up and begin to understand the politics, intrigues and composition of the music industry, you ... |
The Fallacy About FeminismSaturday, October 17, 2015
In the present world order, the world thrives on hypocrisy and blackmail. We were all humans until hellip; hellip; hellip; hellip; These days we are blackmailed with virtually everything, making the victim look like the aggressor. For example, because you are a born again Christian or an Alfa an ... |
Nigerian Voters Don't Decide Who Wins An ElectionMonday, September 14, 2015
In any democratic election, the electorates (voters) determine the outcome of such elections and because of this privilege, they are treated like mini gods by politicians in other more civilised climes. In such countries, politicians respect the sovereignty of the electorates because they know th ... |
Yoruba Leadership And The Aole Curse- Victor TerhembaSaturday, June 20, 2015
AMONG Yoruba people, one hears a lot these days about what is called ldquo;the Aole curse rdquo;. It refers to certain traditions concerning one late 18th century Alaafin of Oyo (the old Oyo-Ile, the center of the Oyo Empire ndash; and not today rsquo;s Oyo). Awole was crowned as Alaafin of Oyo-Il ... |
Buhari Will Disappoint Nigerians- Victor TerhembaFriday, May 15, 2015
They say the best way to avoid disappointment is to not expect too much, but at the moment this rule does not apply to Nigerians. Buhari is the president elect and in a matter of the days he will take over the totem of leadership and will be saddled with the task of stirring the affairs of this coun ... |
NIGERIANS SHOULD THANK GOD FOR JONATHANSaturday, December 27, 2014
Weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning (psalm 30:5) . Through sickness we know the value of health; through death we know the value of life. Everything in life is being decided by fate and most times these things happen so we can understand how reckless and careless we have ... |
THE NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION A BIG JOKE- VICTOR TERHEMBAThursday, December 25, 2014
A constitution is a collection of rules and regulations that should govern a country. It spells out how political powers are to be gotten and exercised. The constitution is essential to protect the rights of the citizens and prevent arbitrary rule from public office holders and citizens from unru ... |