I STAND AND I FIGHT- Femi-Fani Kayode

The Chief himself has graciously again shared his thoughts. I may not agree totally with his propositions but I can't ignore the fact that his piece are always well researched and carefully written.

let me state clearly that his works do not represent my views in totality but I tend to learn and gain more experience as a growing young man.

For your reading pleasure, here is an explosive piece as embedded from Fani Kayode's facebook wall, Just after the cut.........

TOUCH NOT MY ANOINTED- AKPOVETA VALENTINE ' tejiri

Post by Akpoveta Valentine 'tejiri.

Is Amaechi a Traitor or Survivalist?

Governor Rotimi Amaechi

Perspective
 

Uche Igwe sculpts the person of the Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi, within the context of his current travails

OPINION: ESE WALTER WAS ILL -ADVISED - By Ese Oghaghare

Anyone who cares can read my thoughts on the subject matter at hand. It doesn’t really matter which side you are on; what matters right now is that this page is mine and whatsoever I write on it is my opinion. It is left for you to make your deductions and propositions.

Let me start by introducing the Person of Ese. You don’t need search too far; it is in the name - which means GOD’s Gift (ESEOGHENE). Persons so named are gifted in all spheres of life.  The content of her write-ups is quite evident from her blog for all to see.

#IntelOpinion: Someone Should Tell APC To Give Us The Details (1) – Chinedu Ekeke

 I don’t think anybody is in doubt that Nigerians have been impoverished by the direct actions of their rulers over the years, especially post Muhammadu Buhari’s regime. The statistics speak better: 10 million kids out of school, 45 million youths unemployed, 112 million people living on less than 2 dollars per day, infant and maternal mortality second highest in the world. There are more: Nigeria is one of the worst top ten countries to be born in the world in 2013, it is also one of the worst top ten countries in the world to be a mother.

The reality on ground is scary: college students and their lecturers currently sit at home observing a nationwide strike. The lecturers say the government has refused to honour an agreement it voluntarily entered into in 2009. The federal government says the lecturers are demanding N92b as money accrued for the payment of outstanding allowances. Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said they can’t afford such money, citing other societal pulls on the government’s lean purse as her reason.