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The Wind Of Change
The harmattan blew strongly on me as I bent, with my pants pulled down, ‘poo-pooing’ unrestricted in an open-large natural African forest, shielded by a
Dele Omo Agunloye
Seeing Dele’s campaign poster came back with a lot of nostalgic memoirs. I mused deeply over it and a flood of reminiscences gushed into my
Razz Is The New Cool
It was a sunny Tuesday in Lagos, the temperature hitting over 40˚C, everywhere was steamy hot. I was driving to Ketu-Mile 12 area, sweating like
Eko Covid Disruption
Covid-19 came to Lagos with a big bang! No. It’s beyond the big bang theory. It came with a loud disruption! From Ojuelegba to Iyana’paja,
Mushin At Crossroads
Another crazy day in Lagos. Idi Oro Bus stop, Mushin. Broke, hungry, and trekking dejectedly towards Olorunshogo. I saw people dashing down the street. Fear
Oga Taiye
Today, I received a call from my old primary school teacher of over 25 years. Mom went back to school and sent me to
30 Insane Rules for Driving In Lagos
When in doubt, accelerate! Be prepared to ram into anything stopping you that is wearing a uniform. (Police, Traffic Warden, FRSC, Kai Brigade, Fire Brigade,
The Queen of Highway
Driving home from work that cool evening, I accidentally picked this queen of seduction who came to kill, steal, and murder. Sex oozed from the
Russia VS Ukraine: What’s In It For Us?
Sitting on my workstation at home with the unfolding global events scrolling on my MacBook, I got lost in the thoughts of the Russia/Ukraine dichotomy,
Daddy Calm Down
Friday morning met me on 3rd Mainland Bridge in Lagos. It was 5 am and I was speeding up the longest bridge in West Africa.
O Ti Zeh
In the fall of 2019, I was in GDM Group as the Head of Strategy & Innovation, and Vicaf rushed excitedly into my office and
Omo Dafidi
He went in as a shepherd boy, And came back a hero. He was sent to deliver a salutation, He took over the entire show.
