I love My Country


 Apologies for my prolonged absence. It was not wrirers' block. No, I was too indisposed to see.

To the glory of God, I feel better.

For leaders, we have manipulators and

too often we fall for their gambit.

When fish rots, it starts from the head, from our present leadership expect the  unexpected.

Are you surprised by the travails of Emefiele? He saw it coming.

Yesterday, Yahaya Bello stepped out of line and EFCC went after him. Is the case over?

I am surprised El Rufai is just being hounded. Please expect more for whoever is not really in support of it is my turn.

South Africa is conducting credible Elections and Ghananian President is making a beautiful acceptance speech after losing elections, where are we?

Minimum wage?

Oh, I love my country.

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