BUHARI’s obsession with becoming President, which was eventually  rewarded with success in 2015 on account of the efforts of people like me has taught me a lesson which I should have learnt earlier. When some one becomes fanatical about acquiring power people should beware. The result is almost always tragic. The test of honesty is money; the test of integrity is power. The Buhari we thought we knew was a fellow with utmost integrity who will neither condone corruption nor indiscipline. The Buhari we have is a President not only comfortable with corruption but one who has raised indiscipline to high rank. Allied to that is a government which apparently is run without regard to who the government is set up to serve.

FOLLOWING a codeine-propelled high drug addiction problem, the Federal Government in a swift reaction, banned the production and importation of codeine-containing cough syrup. The syrup usually taken by millions of youths who mix it with soft drinks,  alcohol or illegal drugs, leads to physical and mental reliance on the drug and can be fatal.

It is to my discredit that, in order for the Lord to attract my attention, I had to be shot by armed robbers.  The bullet pierced the body of my car and buried itself in my left leg.    Nevertheless, the Lord said to me: “Femi, there is nothing wrong with your leg.”

Nigerians are probably beginning to see the non-existent differences between our new and old ruling parties

Nigerians are probably beginning to see the non-existent differences between our new and old ruling parties