BiafraudExposed:
Is he an IPOB member? if he is I don't mercy him

. Mumu! Ur mouth no get indicator wey go tell u not to dey yan stupid stuffs

"If it's me against 48, I feel sorry for the 48" Margaret Thatcher said.

Such is the will of champions! They don't quit! They don't wilt! They fear no foe and they don't listen to the gleeful condemnations from their gloomy friends. They won't stop it even when the analysis and synopsis of their actions prove they are going to fail. Champions don't stop. Success knows no tribe, religion, colour, origin nor situation. S/he who deserves it will earn it!

Often, we see individuals who have achieved a certain level of success and we are moved, albeit jealously, over such individuals achievements, simply because we are at the behest of our conclusions and sincere realisations have eschewed us. We believe we are better than they are; why should they be more successful?! Success doesn't know your height neither does it have an idea of how handsome or beautiful you are. It doesn't know how rich your parents are, neither does it know your humble beginnings. What success knows is persistence, courage, the go-get-it attitude and the will to forge on even when failure keeps looming.

You may have the best brain in your class yet be the worst student. Your parents may have horses in stables, money in the bank and expensive accessories in boxes yet you'll be beaten to riches by the son of a common man, if he does the right thing and you don't.
Money helps a lot in achieving dreams, its usefulness cannot be underestimated neither can it be overemphasized but money not well spent, like a penniless palm, achieves nothing, no thing!


Kelechi Iheanacho was famously quoted not to have #50 to see a football game in a viewing centre four years ago, today, through hard work, persistence, courage and commitment and of course prayers, he earns #51m every week. Yes, earning big wages as a footballer is not tantamount to success but scoring goals on a regular basis and playing for one of the biggest teams in Europe from a very humble background is worth the headlines. That's success, it lacks sentiments!

America's presidency is arguably the biggest in the world and one that will before now, be hardly tipped to be held by a black man. Barack Obama, from the crucibles of a Kenyan village, one way or the other found himself on the biggest political seat in the world today. Success is even colour blind. You will do it if you have the will and the power with good health to do it. Examples abound about stories of how peanuts turn large chunks that feed nations. You can earn it too!

When you see a boy or girl from your street whose dad you believe your father is richer than achieve success, don't feel belittled, don't be befuddled, he did no juju, you may be far more brilliant but for the right steps he has taken, he has earned it, don't feel jealous, face your struggles and double your hustle because for real and for the umpteenth time, success has no sentiments.

Gone are the days when we pray early in the morning at Omolola Nursery and Primary School, Sagamu with our eyes closed and our gaze fixed into blindness. Our teachers will be looking for any pupil that tries to wink his/her eye in the course of prayer. If any gets caught in the process, you'll have one or two knocks on your head from any one of those fierce-looking, super Ghanaian teachers.

When we recite the Lord's Prayer, happiness slides through me and joy rekindles in me. We read with so much enthusiasm irrespective of what religions we practised at home, we were kids, the best of any human. The moment religion stepped in, a lot of us discovered reading the Lord's Prayer was wrong or singing an Islamic song was unethical, total nonsense! I enjoyed reciting the prayer and I still remember how everywhere gets "lighted" when we open our eyes. Often, I used to think an Angel was present. Wrong or right, those moments were adorable.

I'm growing in my ability to ask myself pertinent questions and once again, remembering the Lord's Prayers, I ask myself, "as it is done on earth, so it is in heaven, heaven please!

This earth rekindles hate! Heaven please! This earth regurgitates terror! Heaven please! This earth is filled with divinely satanic and luciferous humans, heaven please! As it is done on earth, let heaven be better than this. What I see on earth here must not exist elsewhere. No!

Kids grow with no knowledge, innocent and pure hearted and then God grants them education and a family embedded in religious zealotry and that's it! Education is expected to open eyes, not close them! Religion is a reminder of God's words and how we may be closer to him, not a means of forgetting to be humane!

God's name is hallowed and sacrosanct but no man's is. Then, politics enter the fray and some leaders take the universe's prime position in their minds. Dashing evil with delirious ingenuity and keeping people hooked to pains and anguish. What is going on on earth here, heaven, please don't repeat!


The earth is befuddling, wars are endless. Sandwiched in political thuggery, misandry and misogyny by different individuals. What ended Sodom and Gomorrah is done with a relentless insouciance now. Are all these happening in heaven too? Educate me if I need to but remember, I will critically break it down again and ask myself, as it is done earth? Heaven should be better, I beg!

And na my papa no allow me play football oooo.....well, my football age is still 19/20....soccer after school.....

Africa; the world's second largest and most populous continent and one filled with enchanting flora and fauna, beautiful cultures and arts and a rich history dated back to the beginning of human existence. It is filled with great talents and individual qualities that mirrors its special concentration of human resources and also, blessed with an enviable presence of natural resources, both of which to a large extent have been of little effect, if not ineffective to the growth of Africa.

Egypt, generally tagged as the nation with the oldest existence of human civilization is existent in Africa. Dated back to the paleolithic times by paleoanthropologists who have seen some fossils that signifies the existence of man in Africa since times long gone.

With a population of 1.2billion people and half of which is held by youths, Africa is yet to rise as thought by individuals who now celebrate Africa as a rising continent for its mere increase in the number of people in its 'middle class' and based on its internet penetration and its increasing usage of mobile phones. Of course, Africa needs much more to rise!

If Africa must rise, some things must fall into place, especially its most resource-filled nations and its people. Africa is a continent that has 50% of its population in the "youth" stratum and this has to be richly used and to a great effect. Of Africa's over 1billion human population , Nigeria owns almost 200 million of it and this will increase further by the year 2020. If Africa must rise, Nigeria has to grow.

Nigeria is at the epicentre of Africa's growth and development, holding its highest population, two of its most populous cities in Kano and Lagos and owning arguably its economic capital in the latter. The Nigerian economy as at 2015 was the biggest in Africa and many of her influences even down to entertainment are the strongest selling points of Africa to the rest of the world. If Africa must rise, Nigeria must wake!

The blood Africa needs runs in Nigeria, it has arguably the best individuals ever to have come out of the continent; it is the continent's image to the rest of the world and in every five Africans out there, there is one Nigerian. How then will Africa rise when Nigeria has failed to rise?!

Before now, Nigeria used to be leading producers in agriculture. Now, we can't even produce favourably and comfortably toothpick in our backyards; corruption and a foiled doom in the form of petroleum boom, culprits of our generational decline in value and competence.

The highest ranking by any African team was gotten by Nigeria after the USA 94 World Cup. We were placed 5th in the world and were seen as future super powers in world football. The coming years only got us flattering to deceive and constant managerial changes, inconsistent leadership and stupid power tussles in the federation has rendered us to a typical third world country, even in football. Pele once said Nigeria will be the first African country to lift the world cup. If he still sees what prompted him to make this flattering statement then, I strongly doubt!

Many African nations are underdeveloped and are unconsciously dependent on Nigeria to take them out of their troubled waters- that's why we are tagged giants of Africa and many nations see us as their big brothers. Is corruption Nigeria's biblical porridge? Nigeria has the capacity to be very great, open up other nations and make Africa greater but selfishness and some very negative and bad blooded internal politics won't make us rise as we should.

A government goes out and another steps in and it's the same sad tale of corruption, bad leadership and careless demonstration of "i don kia" towards the people. A nation is as good as its government and a government is as good as those they govern. Nigerians must rise!

We may go carelessly around siphoning public funds and stealing futures with rapture-inviting excuses and build futures in skies and drive vehicles in the wind but as much as we are off the path, we should always remember that, if Africa must rise, Nigeria has to be at the forefront of the pursuit of Africa's long-found, hidden glory as it is its giant, historically and modernly.
God bless Africa!

Na only Ibo people dey awake that time? Won je Davido ni tutu....

Wonderful display of "erankoism"...... na Itel cause gbege.....

This bastard must have told someone he's training the boy oooo.....if e no die for jail, na Sanponna go punish d judge and anyone who vindicates him......such inhumaneness!

kenzysmith:
Hw will this change the fact that club brugge way I give win or draw cut my ticket just seconds to the end he non go better for them and porto

. Pele tie brother....no be today

So, some Nigerians still think Mikel should be dropped from the Super Eagles because he's not playing for Chelsea. Interesting! Sometimes I wonder how many lobes some people's brain has!
The young man has been the brain behind the revival and newly found belief in the greatness of the Super Eagles, risking his employer's wrath at a time when transitioning was taking place. He knew how Behemoth the risk he took was and fully understood he's got to make sacrifices for his nation, still, some people don't appreciate him.

He donated #10m to the Dream Team at the Olympics and spared the team's blushes, saved the nation from disgrace by being the voice of the team when they gave over 25 people one parachute esque airplane to travel with from Atlanta to Brazil. Still, some people think he's not patriotic enough. He came back from the Olympics and didn't excuse himself from the national team as most players in his position would have done, he came home and played well against Tanzania and still, some people think he should be dropped.

He knew Chelsea was in a transition and he has spent eleven years serving them, it was a blatant decision of choice to either make his nation greater or earn another manager's respect at Chelsea, something that presents itself too often to Mikel owing to Chelsea's constant managerial change. Despite not being in the bench in any of Chelsea's games this season and being dropped for players like Nathaniel Chalobah, he still played well for Nigeria when he was called upon, still someone feels he's not patriotic enough. He's not patriotic enough but will travel down from England with his money to play for his country and may play three matches without bonuses. Why do some Nigerians just love misplaced criticisms?

Nigerian politicians cart away with billions and some can't even sing the national anthem correctly without spitting bloopers but Mikel Obi, the super patriotic Super Eagles player and one who earns his money legitimately for playing his football will be tagged "unpatriotic". If what Mikel has done is being unpatriotic, I advise every Nigerian to be unpatriotic because it seems there's nothing we can call patriotism again. Mikel deserves a lot of respect. He may not be the regular flamboyantly skillful guy like JayJay Okocha or the leggy magician like Kanu Nwankwo but Mikel is arguably one of Nigeria's greatest footballers of all time whether anyone likes it or not. And with him being the leader of the team, the Super Eagles will be great again. If una don collect your coaching badges, sack Mikel and place Haruna Lukman as the team's no10. Nonsense!

Brexit or whatever crap they are going to do is called....they see faults in stars and have failed to twinkle too......they are the democrats but for the second time in a decade, have gotten two Prime Ministers without election, is that position a selective one? They should face their business abeg...

In Case You Can

Good day my brothers from other mothers, I know you won't slumber while I bother. You see presently, I need your orders to go beyond my borders because what my future is projecting is past what my lips can muster. And I know I'm bordered by people who will take me further. Forget my rhymes at this time, it is not prime and my lips are sour like lime. All I need from you is a favour, a favour rich in flavour, I promise I will be of good behaviour, please I count on you to be my saviour. All I need is your help.
You can imagine I woke up today and was just stretching like an elastic material, nobody to even call and ask, "hello bae, how is your day?" After I finished stretching, I didn't even see anybody to cook for me, because I'm distant from home, there is a thriller in my tummy, is my tummy Manila? The kind of boxers in my stomach will send Mayweather asking for winter in June. I'm severely hungry and that's why I've called on you for my rescue. I promise I will say thank you!
All I want to ask for isn't much; I need a lady that is dark and fair at the same time but I don't want a lady that wears makeups; I need a lady that won't hiss when she's pissed and won't cry when she's pained. I trust you can help me with this; I need a young lady that is short and won't put on high-heeled shoes on her friend's wedding ceremony. It may sound so difficult to get but you see, I know this is something I know you can do for me.
My daddy is complaining that I'm just getting leaner daily and what I told him shocked him to the marrow , I answered like my thinking was narrow. I said I'm getting leaner cos I want to be lean da Ikeji(lean da second) and buy a house in Banana Island. Please, my brothers, can you help me get a girl that won't follow me there cos she's afraid of monkeys? I'm just here on a hot afternoon taking selfish pictures, they call it selfie, I need a lady that will tell me to stop doing it!

These little things are paining me and that's why I've told you, I'm waiting earnestly for your reply. In case you didn't get a lady that won't mind if I carry her friend in front of my car while she sits at the back, I'd need to ask you this final favour.


Please, do you have a fiancee you are not dating so I can couple her and make you the best man?

Militancy: The Voice of the Poor or A Canopy For The Selfish

I grew up to know one name, "Asari Dokubo";always in the news for his endless battles with Olusegun Obasanjo, with his people hailing him to high heavens and he, as a mark of happy leadership, starts doling out English Language to his expectant followers like a man showing the beauty of his diction after the Queen's visit. He seemed a very influential person to me then, I wasn't aware of militancy, I only wanted to know why his people stood behind him firmly.
Ralph Nwazuruike is not a militant but a strong Igbo man that has soaked the heats of pressure and has had his fair share of troubles. The MASSOB leader was said to be fighting for the secession of Biafra, a battle Nnamdi Kanu has also taken up but under entirely an different atmosphere yet with the same striking altruism. Sometimes methinks some people are just comfortable siphoning the rewards of their people and later instigating them against the government, other times, it seems entirely like a cause just beyond any reasonable iota of doubt.


We understand there was a deal in place to add grease to the pockets of MEND leaders, Tompolo and Mujahid Asari Dokubo as frontrunners. These are no news. The only feasible way to peace here is through negotiation but in a situation where the conditions are too expensive and undeserving, the books have to be reevaluated and core decisions must be made, hence, the cancellation of the Amnesty deal and the consequent birth of Niger Delta Avengers. Please, what are they avenging? That their leaders are good images of immense corruption or that selfishness has been the watchword in Niger Delta for quite sometime now? Of course yes, the Niger Delta Avengers are not wrong to dissipate their "vexed" energies but when you blow up pipes and sink a drowning economy further, then questions must be asked.
Nature is one beautiful thing we all can't do without and the more we see its pulchritude magnanimity, we get concerned about ourselves as a people especially when we lose it for no prior compensatory mechanisms adequately put in place. Oil spillage has been an endless trouble to Niger Deltans. With a destroyed ecosystem and what they could call their source of living gasping for breath, then the streets come calling. The boys go to the streets, guns in hands and disturb the nation's peace too. If that's their megaphone, so be it! The sounds of a blown oil pipe are never faint, these problems are not sultry. The feeling of a cheated man is rife!


Ken Saro Wiwa was killed alongside those 9 uncommon Nigerians for standing up for their people peacefully, it is also "welcoming" to see some selfish people try to mimic such with flamboyance here, the Niger Delta Avengers don't care who gets hurt, they sake for attention and they rightfully got one. Now it's the Bakassi Strike Force!
If people are strangers on their lands, visitors to their country and landlords of refugee camps on their own lands, then such strike forces is imminent. The Bakassi Peninsula was ceded to Cameroon after a judgement by the International Court of Justice. The histrionics of the Bakassi Peninsula going to Cameroon is borne out of some serious, selfish politicking. The people of Bakassi were perhaps slumbering before now but it's obvious this is the finest moment to make some noise and the world will listen to you.


Militancy is a way that some poor voices can get to the upper echelons of power but when induced by selfishness and destruction of the nation's economical foothold, militarism may also be used to check it yet the Yorubas will say, "A spoilt banana shouldn't be wasted while cutting while the bad child should not be beaten mercilessly too". In a country where there are 90 people going frustrated out of a possible hundred, militancy may just be a way to tell the world their aches but while the poor are truly aggrieved, this militancy seems like an arranged movie directed and produced by the same selfish heads who collect their people's rights and make the wrong calls.
Today, the Niger Delta Avengers have grown much more popular than when they started, whoever is championing the cause will soon be exposed and their calls to be heard will be listened to but like every case of militancy, heads will roll!