(Knowledge) THE ISLAMIC CALENDAR

(Knowledge) THE ISLAMIC CALENDAR

            The Islamic calendar is also known as Hijri Calendar it’s an inner calendar that consists of 12 inner months in a years of 354 or 355 days for the fact that it is purely an inner calendar. It is therefore not

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WHY IS NIGERIA CORRUPT? (PART TWO)

WHY IS NIGERIA CORRUPT? (PART TWO)

The laws are enthusiastically made by the influential rich for the weak and vulnerable poor who themselves help in oiling the wheel of corruption by worshiping individuals with ‘heaps and heaps’ of corruption cases  on their necks, but as long as they keep spraying

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AFRICAN COPY CATS

AFRICAN COPY CATS

Just some months ago, the president of Africa’ most populous nation; president Muhamadu Buhari of Nigeria was involved in an embarrassing controversy for plagiarizing president Barrack Obama’s speech during the launch of

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WHY IS NIGERIA CORRUPT? (PART ONE)

According to the United Nations [UN] convention on corruption, there can be no universally accepted definition of corruption, based on several factors such as political, national, regional etc. Defining corruption or giving it a name will depend on

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WE ALL HATE NIGERIA

WE ALL HATE NIGERIA

One thing we as Nigerians are exceptionally good at is complaining.  We are very good at complaining about everything including nothing. An average Nigerian knows all the problems facing the country; however the missing point has always been the

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WE NEED ETHICS TO MOVE NIGERIA FORWARD

Ethics is the driving force of uprightness on this journey to sew the torn pieces of our conscience together. The Nigerian constitution is very vocal about what our national ethics should be. According to

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WORDS IN PIDGIN AND THEIR MEANINGS IN ENGLISH

It is not surprising that in Nigeria today, pidgin English has become part of our daily lives. so i decided to put this list together, words in pidgin  and their meaning in English. feel free to

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ABUJA IS A BIG LIE!

In 1976, the then military government  decided to move the capital of Nigeria from Lagos to a new place. The major reason for this was that Lagos was overcrowded, located at the tail end of the country and thus will be an easy target for

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