Hi guys! I travelled to California for the first time since I’ve been in the States. I’d always wanted to visit but I never found sufficient reason to but this year I finally took the plunge. My visit brought me to the San Francisco Bay Area. And I’ll tell you right now? I love it. […]
Category: Politics and Philosophy
10 Important Changes the Nigerian Senate Made to How Business Is Done In Nigeria
Last week Tuesday, the Nigerian Senate quietly repealed and replaced the Companies and Allied Matters Act of 1990 with a more improved 2018 version. In case you don’t know, this is the law that governs business and company formation, operations and regulations in Nigeria and these changes were long overdue. We were way behind the […]
My Top 10 Books
Someone tagged me on twitter as someone they’d like to know their top ten books. In their interest and to answer that question for myself I decided to write this post. I’m busy so It’s a quick list, but I also figured there’s really not much to it, if a book is in my top […]
What Kanye’s Meltdown Tells Us About Ourselves and Our Society
1. Everyone likes to complain about ‘society’ but everyone forgets that we are society. Us. You and me and everyone else. There’s no organization known as society with set meeting dates and plans and agendas to carry out. It’s individuals and their beliefs expressed one by one that makes up society. Stay with me. 2. […]
GeoPolitics in the Age of Strong Men
As some of you know, watching the trends of geopolitics is one of my favorite past times. It’s intriguing watching the games leaders play to set and achieve their agendas in a plane where it is almost always dog eat dog, zero sum type of behavior. And recently, the geopolitical games have been at a […]
Nigeria Chronicles Part 3
As I drifted off to sleep in my brothers apartment that 6:00am of my arrival day, I wondered about our airport. Why didn’t we care more for it? Didn’t we realize most visitors were judging the whole country by that one airport? These were the thoughts that flitted through my head until I drifted off […]
The Peril of Trump’s Steel Tariffs
There’s a reason I don’t much like governments. Power corrupts, as they say and so the more powerful your government the more it’s power can be corrupted and exploited by those who can control it to the detriment of those who can’t. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the administration of Donald J Trump. […]
