My favorite preacher waxed eloquent today, with a story that had a sting in the tail. He was explaining the First Book of Kings (Ch.19 Vs.4-8) – the story of Prophet Elijah who gave up the struggle, and asked God to take his life. His thesis was that most people, when confronted with overwhelming problems, […]
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Not So Well Done, Prof Soludo
My friend and brother, Ejike Okpa II brings a new, and I daresay irreverent perspective on the subject of Prof. Soludo’s legacy. From this message, am I to assume that Mr. Soludo is no longer Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria? If that is the case, who is? Mr. Soludo, was never a seasoned banker […]
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Well Done, Prof. Soludo
Well done; Ogbuagu Anikwe wishes Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo well in his future endeavours, after serving meritoriously as Governor of CBN
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Reflections on Fathers’ Day
I wish to congratulate Good Fathers on this day, Fathers’ Day 2009, and to offer the following reflections on poor fatherhood.
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Happy St Valentine Day!
Today is Valentine Day and “Happy Valentine Poor St Valentine” is second entry in the Wisdom of Fr Lazarus series.
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Senate assessment of el Rufai is on the mark
Ogbuagu Anikwe did a double-take after reading the Senate assessment of el Rufai which he considers to be on the Mark (pun intended).
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History as it should be known; A rejoinder
The history of Iraq that Ogbuagu posted earlier is not history as it should be; it’s an old tale but it may be new to some.
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History As It Should be Known
These are facts about history of the world as it should be known and taught but isn’t known or taught in our schools
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New Year Eve Wisdom of Father Lazarus (1)
Let me share this New Year Eve wisdom of Father Lazarus who is my favourite preacher at the moment in Abuja, in the nation’s capital.
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Not About Ribadu
Let me say right away that my intervention last week on this column was not really about Ribadu as a person. And here’s why its not.