Aftermath of PDP primaries
THE much-anticipated Peoples Democratic Party [PDP] presidential primary elections in Nigeria have come and gone, leaving the victorious singing victory songs and the vanquished to rue their fate. That the PDP presidential primary elections were a bitterly fought and acrimonious political battle is to say the least. It succeeded in splitting the ruling party in Nigeria down the middle.
The rascals according to Jonathan
The English know a rascal as a scoundrel. Nothing more. And you could think of him in any other way you know, not complimentary.
Obasanjo rejects ‘compromise list’
The battle for the soul of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ogun State between former President Olusegun Obasanjo and Governor Gbenga Daniel took a dramatic turn when Obasanjo, reportedly, rejected the ‘compromise list’ of candidates for the party in the state for the April polls.
Iloh bemoans abandonment of cycling in Nigeria
As the All African Games and the Olympics holding next year in London draw near, the sight of Nigerians is focused at the state of other sports in the country.
2011 elections & politics-with-bitterness (2)
We have discussed several reasons why a typical Nigerian politician plays politics with bitterness. Another factor to be considered is the way politicians treat one another, the kind of language they employ in addressing their rivals and opponents.
Sex in the church?
I know there was an announcement that all the Singles in the Church should wait after service, how come you didn’t wait?
“Because the Singles fellowship in my Church have no understanding of what Singles really need. Moreover, if I had gone for the meeting, it will be full of children than my mates. Challenges I am confronted with are not addressed, and I am tired of wasting my time. I would rather go for a show or watch a movie with my friends”.
