If you can’t remember the last time a deputy governor apologized to his or her principal when they fell out, you are not alone because they hardly apologized. Rather, they fight dirty, and wash their dirty linens outside, particularly in the social media domain. Against the foregoing backdrop, it is not an exaggeration to say that Nigeria& ... Read more

Part 1 of this study introduced the subject and discussed the psychological and political methods used to control our minds. Part 2 will consider the medical and technological methods used and explain what is necessary to win this war. [B]Medical Mind Control[/B] Mind control methods extend far beyond childhood terrorization reinforced by other ... Read more

Once upon a time In Uganda, there was the rumour that musicians used witchcraft to turn boring songs into hits. In fact, some Ugandans thought that the success of their musicians was linked to cruel killings, devil worship and black magic. Not only did the suspicion became deep-rooted by each passing day, a few of them wondered why Ugandan music ... Read more

It is no more news that in the music industry, the tussle among artistes and record labels for creative control, ownership rights and fair treatment is an ongoing narrative. The reason for the foregoing view cannot be farfetched as not a few Nigerians have over the years heard or read about how the entertainment industry has been fraught with rows ... Read more

“As responsible individuals, we must exercise mindfulness in our social media posts and written communications. Parents, educational institutions, and religious organizations must educate our youth on the significance of respectful and sensible communication. Using profanity and reckless behavior in public shows a lack of proper upbringing, c ... Read more

It is a common knowledge that His Majesty(HRM) Dein, Doctor Kiarekugbei was a few days ago in far away United State of America honoured by South Carolina legislative for his good works, for Agbor and the world at large. As part of events lined up for the honour, the king reportedly spoke to the chairman, Hon. Dr. Ivory Thigpen, the Honorable Cha ... Read more

Recently, my phone rang, and there came a call from a lecturer at one of the Public Universities in Ghana. He wants to go to the Gambia to study law and he is so optimistic about it. In our conversation, the Gambian delicacy, jollof sufficed and I told him how the Bar school had had a toll on my immune system. However, what brought my energies back ... Read more