Read move here>>> http://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/the-clash-of-titans-who-takes-ekiti.html

Whyke...

Fayemi wants to resign. Maybe necayse he won the primaries? Or maybe not.

If the reason remains because he won the just concluded primaries, then he seems to have forgotten that the coming election in July is a CLASH OF THE TITANS; WHO TAKES EKITI, HOME?

Read move here>>> http://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/the-clash-of-titans-who-takes-ekiti.html

He who's close to Fayemi should advise him keenly

Aldebaran:

Alagba of oshogbo is Nigeria's oldest tortoise and not the worlds oldest

Jonathan is the world's oldest
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_(tortoise)

350 years ?, show me the evidence

Lalasticlala

Please go through this pictures. Found it hard to copy from the source, so it was screenshoted. & also, sorry I meant Ogbomoso

God will help us

Johnnyessence:
very serious I must say. saying such a statement in national assembly is very bad.

Johnnyessence:
South African social media has been on fire since Tuesday when President Cyril Ramaphosa lost his cool and told opposition Democratic Alliance chief whip John Steenhuisen to "shut up" during a questions and answers session in Parliament.
watch the below: https://www.pressnewsng.com.ng/2018_05_11_archive.html?m=0.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1VF7KNki44

This is serious

Nigerian Price; Pay When It's Available
Source; https://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/the-nigerian-price-pay-when-it-is.html?m=1

I'm sorry but this isn't the world oldest tortoise. Have you heard about Alagba of Oshogbo? The tortoise who has lived above 350 years of age & has seen 17 installations of kings there.

That is the world oldest tortoise. Thank you.

All these are flimsy excuses.

In between, read a well detailed article about the recent retrogression in Nigeria in all sectors by this political analyst. This is the only article I can recommend to counter this excuse (as I call it).

Title; Nigerian Price; Pay When It's Available
Source; https://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/the-nigerian-price-pay-when-it-is.html?m=1

The Liberian born poet cum voice of Whyke Anthology - Bill Ivans Gbafore, voices again...

"I'll Carry My Africa With Me" is a rather short but concise poem that pierces through the veil of Africanism.

This poem is coated with pride of being African & is coloured with virtues of life... Its really going to be a great and pleasurable ride for every reader.

Read poem via
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http://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/ill-carry-my-africa-with-me.html

Proudly Whyke.

THE NIGERIAN PRICE: PAY WHEN IT IS AFFORDABLE.

Details via>>> https://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/the-nigerian-price-pay-when-it-is.html?m=1

SAHACO:
That is the irony in life or of life (which ever way you chose to call or understand it).
When they see us (igbos) that everything we have is of our making (the shore of Africa is not on our doorstep like they South-west neither does vast unused land belongs to us like the North) they say we are too dominance.

I see sense in this...

The 1928 general elections in Nigeria has loads of things to teach a politics and history student. It was based on the first constitution of Nigeria- Clifford constitution of 1922.

A few thousands registered to vote in Lagos and about 600 registered to vote in Calabar. Eventually 4 Nigerians were elected; 3 in Lagos and 1 in Calabar.

The bush around Enugu was probably being cleared to build a few houses for coal miners. I'm still trying to ascertain the state of Onitsha,Aba, Owerri, Abakaliki, Umuahia,Asaba,Port Harcourt,Nnewi,Awka, Nsukka ,etc at the time but one thing seems clear.

No records of anyone registering to vote in this area exist. At least I haven't seen any of such records.

Nobody joined the contest from those areas. Maybe no 21 year old male earned £100 the previous year. It was the major constitutional requirement for that election.

They appointed Rev GT Basden to represent the Igbo in the Legislative Council from 1931-1937. He was the only one with an idea of who the people are.

In some places like Enugu Ezike,they even appointed Ibrahim Adukwu, a Nupe horse trader the warrant chief. He was the only one who knew that area well.

30 years later, the story became completely different. A man from this area was winning elections in Lagos and Ibadan. A movement was being organised in his name in Kano. Another man from this same area has become the richest billionaire in Nigeria and the British was handing the army they built over to another man also from the same area.

This same backward region (I can't find another word) was virtually leading the country and Africa in all spheres of human development according to historians. Please correct me if you think I am wrong.

... 600+ more words - CONTINUE READING via>>> http://www.whykeanthology.com/2018/05/when-shall-africa-attain-this-level-of.html?m=1

Proudly Whyke.

GenBuhari:
Are you one of the stealth whites on NL?

Whyke Anthology proudly bears the flag of an African...

If the deep blue sea is not an option, then one must befriend the devil. But when being between the deep blue sea and the devil is a choice, then too many questions arises for the same mind. What now resonates across the melodramatic political scene in Ghana is the recent US-Ghana Military Agreement.

The. United States no doubt has a long running history with Ghana, ranging from joint military operations to provision of military training. A major intrusion into the country's internal affair was in February 1966, when America and the Central Intelligence Agency helped in the overthrow of Kwame Nkrumah. A foray into the recent 2018 defense cooperation agreement which had heated up the polity beginning from May this year, tell one that the Ghanaians has more than enough to worry about.

What is eye-catching in the agreement from which Ghana(one country among so many Donald Trump called a '''shithole''') tends to benefit $20 million as investment to equip her military, seems in incongruous to a mutual relationship. At least, the protesting Ghanaians thinks so. From the agreement, the US military and it's PMC(Private Military Contractors) are not supposed to lay taxes. Needless to say PMCs ain't government regulated and necessarily don't answer for damages caused by them. Further, the US military is given certain territories which it's entry and exit is controlled only by them. Also, the agreement will allow for importation of equipments not subject to inspection by the Local security. In addition, usage of the Ghanian airwaves are free. The foreigners will also be allowed to drive on the Ghanian Street without license. What is most irking for the locals is that, the Defense Minister wants the citizens to think that the assertion of a U.S military base is baseless.

As one would expect, this is an opportunity for the NDC opposition to traduce the government. But why it seems the NDC has no moral right to think for any Ghanian at this point, is founded on a similar agreement signed in the year 1998 under J.J Rawlings and in 2015. And so the plot to establish a U.S military base in the country is a show that has been on the dark side of Ghana. How necessary is the U.S military presence in a seemingly peaceful country?, is one question that can't be fathomed.

The U.S will always want to turn out hegemonic even in a foreign soil. And so the average man need no premonition to predict the kind of cataclysmic event that awaits all when the going goes wrong. Thereby, giving credence to Murphy's law which states "...anything capable of going wrong will go wrong".

Predictably if the show goes on, Ghana's sovereignty would be redefined. Also, FREEDOM might take a shift from the opinion of Mark Knopfler who said "... I don't like definitions, but if there is a definition of freedom, it would be when you have control over reality to transform it, to change it, rather than having it imposed on you. You can't really ask for more than that". Of course, this are peace times. For it to remain so, the heart must continue to be troubled with striving not to be between the deep blue sea and the devil.

WRITTEN BY; Khristopher Ohiafi
SOURCE; Whyke Anthology

A SHOW ON THE DARK SIDE OF A COUNTRY.

If the deep blue sea is not an option, then one must befriend the devil. But when being between the deep blue sea and the devil is a choice, then too many questions arises for the same mind. What now resonates across the melodramatic political scene in Ghana is the recent US-Ghana Military Agreement.

The. United States no doubt has a long running history with Ghana, ranging from joint military operations to provision of military training. A major intrusion into the country's internal affair was in February 1966, when America and the Central Intelligence Agency helped in the overthrow of Kwame Nkrumah. A foray into the recent 2018 defense cooperation agreement which had heated up the polity beginning from May this year, tell one that the Ghanaians has more than enough to worry about.

What is eye-catching in the agreement from which Ghana(one country among so many Donald Trump called a '''shithole''') tends to benefit $20 million as investment to equip her military, seems in incongruous to a mutual relationship. At least, the protesting Ghanaians thinks so. From the agreement, the US military and it's PMC(Private Military Contractors) are not supposed to lay taxes. Needless to say PMCs ain't government regulated and necessarily don't answer for damages caused by them. Further, the US military is given certain territories which it's entry and exit is controlled only by them. Also, the agreement will allow for importation of equipments not subject to inspection by the Local security. In addition, usage of the Ghanian airwaves are free. The foreigners will also be allowed to drive on the Ghanian Street without license. What is most irking for the locals is that, the Defense Minister wants the citizens to think that the assertion of a U.S military base is baseless.

As one would expect, this is an opportunity for the NDC opposition to traduce the government. But why it seems the NDC has no moral right to think for any Ghanian at this point, is founded on a similar agreement signed in the year 1998 under J.J Rawlings and in 2015. And so the plot to establish a U.S military base in the country is a show that has been on the dark side of Ghana. How necessary is the U.S military presence in a seemingly peaceful country?, is one question that can't be fathomed.

The U.S will always want to turn out hegemonic even in a foreign soil. And so the average man need no premonition to predict the kind of cataclysmic event that awaits all when the going goes wrong. Thereby, giving credence to Murphy's law which states "...anything capable of going wrong will go wrong".

Predictably if the show goes on, Ghana's sovereignty would be redefined. Also, FREEDOM might take a shift from the opinion of Mark Knopfler who said "... I don't like definitions, but if there is a definition of freedom, it would be when you have control over reality to transform it, to change it, rather than having it imposed on you. You can't really ask for more than that". Of course, this are peace times. For it to remain so, the heart must continue to be troubled with striving not to be between the deep blue sea and the devil.

WRITTEN BY; Khristopher Ohiafi
SOURCE; Whyke Anthology