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#2012Awards: Japheth J Omojuwa Distinguished Awards for Year 2012 (Full list of award winners, and some more)   The end of the year 2012 was characterized, on Nigeria’s twitterspace, by, among other things, a series of individual and personal awards by different tweeps to people who have impressed them in one way or the other during the course of the ... Read More »

In continuation of my attempt at light hearted blogging, I will continue with my 2012 review posts here: Let me make clarifications before I get maligned for slighting cab drivers. I respect every job and every effort by men and women to make ends meet and earn a living by doing things the legal way. In saying I learnt never ... Read More »

I feel like doing conventional blogging as the year ends. I have been doing a lot of soul searching and strategising for the coming months. The year 2012 has been an extraordinary year for me. From the first day of the year when the President unleashed the petrol taxes shocker to yesterday when my piece to Nigeria’s most crucial generation ... Read More »

Nigeria is an interesting country in every sense of the word. A friend told me of a friend of his with seven cars parked in his Abuja house and some other luxury machines in his village starting a sentence with “we the masses…” Of course, I used to think that I was part of the foot of the Nigerian pyramid ... Read More »

Femi Opabunmi: A sad story Nigerians can re-write This is a sad story about Femi Opabunmi. I am sure you will remember him. He played U17 for Nigeria and also played at 2002 World Cup in Korea/Japan…he’s losing his sight. He has been getting some support in piece meals. He needs help urgently and it’d help to amplify his cry ... Read More »