The EndSARS protests reminded me of the Tiananmen Square protests which occurred on June 4, 1989, in China. China was then under the rule of Deng Xiaoping and the far-reaching
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As leaders of the youth miscreants who invaded the palace of Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, triumphantly made away with the monarch’s insignia of office last Wednesday, writ large in
How can a peaceful protest end up with killing and maiming, burning and looting in a matter of days? For those of us who have seen plenty “peaceful” protests in
Two days after the thoughtless Lekki Toll Gate Bloodbath and carnage, after so much persuasion from many well-meaning Nigerians, a window of opportunity was opened to the president of the
There is an agenda to violence — the state’s agenda. The biggest beneficiary of violence in most cases is the
This is a moment of sadness in Nigeria’s history. Eyes are filled with tears. And the hearts of many concerned
Do you have a mechanic, a vulcanizer, a Barber, an unemployed youth, even a street boy that you’ve assisted severally
It was hard to keep up with the torrent of posts as the power of social media was deployed in
Once again, leadership failed Nigeria massively this past week. Someone said that if you do not know the purpose of
In the last two weeks, Nigerian youths have filtered into the streets of at least 26 state capitals of the
