Category: Right Of Say
Trust me, something fishy is going on by Dele Momodu
Fellow Nigerians let me start by saying that I hate conspiracy theories generally. The reason is simple. They are like superstitions. They are not c [...]
Biden done more for Nigeria than Buhari
In less than two weeks, America’s new President, Joe Biden, has appointed more qualified Southern Nigerians to senior positions in his government th [...]
Idiocy of underage married girls’ suffrage
Just when you think that you’ve heard or seen the worst of government’s bizarre pronouncements, you are suddenly faced with the rude awakening that th [...]
‘Now I know why Lagosians treat their staff like shit’ – Bayo Adedeji, founder Wakanow.com shares experience with his staff
Bayo Adedeji, the chief executive officer of Wakanow.com, a cheap online travel agency, is narrating how one of his domestic staff repaid his kindne [...]
Reno Omokri explains why Igbos prosper under bad economy
Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has revealed the secrets to the success of the Igbos of Nigeria and why they are able to prosper under any bad e [...]
Buhari, Buratai are hiding behind one finger
On social media and my YouTube channel (Reno’s MasterClass), I have proved beyond all reasonable doubt that the Lekki Massacre of peaceful, unarme [...]
At 23, I was plotting Abacha’s overthrow – Reno Omokri
On Sunday, August 23, 2020, I urged Nigerians youths to be inspired by the 25-year-old man who instigated change in Mali after the discredited electio [...]
Lai: The most dangerous minister in Buhari’s cabinet – Nwabufo
Nigeria’s ministry of information used to be the preserve of processed, patriotic and disciplined minds. It used to be a place for rational public ser [...]
How Big Brother Naija corrupts the minds of Nigerian youths – Omokri
When I read how much was spent on making the Big Brother Naija House COVID-19 safe for the 2020 edition of the reality show, I was stunned. Yes, this [...]
If there’ll be a revolution, almajiris, not BBNaija-loving youth will stir it by Fredrick Nwabufo
If Nigeria’s young are timid, tractable and apathetic to economic and political issues affecting their country, blame the anvil on which they are forg [...]