Segun Odegbami: Demystifying and humanising FIFA!
Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa

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Compulsions and Addictions(2)
Hateful or hurtful words cut me to the quick so I try not to cause people pain by saying things that could cause pain. Witnessing the scene between husband and wife was every upsetting to a few of us who were present because they seemed determined to tear each other apart by saying really horrible things that to be honest I’d rather not have heard.
Katsina-Alu & Ayo Salami: Scandal of judicial corruption
An old school friend of my father’s, a judge, never accepted private invitations to parties, or government cocktails, so as not to be corrupted or seen to be compromised by his public associations and gestures. Judges lived intensely private lives, isolated by the burdens of their responsibility. They had moral authority.
Experiencing the wonders of praise! (2)
Praise is one of the most powerful spiritual weapons, yet, many don’t know this. Those who know it have not really experienced it. It’s not just praise that works; it is high praises that work. It is ‘praise madness’ that results in strange greatness!
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.
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.

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