The Grandeur of Rejecting a Disabled Person
Being disabled is neither pleasant in any given society, and Britain is a society civilised enough to appreciate the fact very fairly in all institutions. […]
Spiritual Infections, Physical Cures: Catching Gonnorrhea In A Dream
I am increasingly taking the message of James Randi quite seriously, well beyond and above average, because of the decadent state of belief and irrationality […]
Corruption in Nigeria: Is It Curable? Part One
The Nigerian nation might not be a failed state but it is certainly by all ostensible standards of politics and governance a true kakistocracy. Nigeria’s […]
Educating a Shell Worker
Ever since ex-President Obosanjo threw the gauntlet to Nigerians in general in to prove the acts of corruption of General Babangida (rtd) (Nwaobi 2004), it […]
Eradicating Ecocide: A Review
Ecocide eradication as both a concept and an institution of (enforceable) international (and local) application is creating a popular stir of concern for its critics […]
Good for the People, Good for Everybody
Lawrence Cook in The Spy Who Sat On The Doorstep (Courtesy IMDB) I remember from the mid to late 70s, Sacro Ogban, a cool, sociable, […]