I recently had guests from the UK who had given me six months heads up that they planned to visit Nigeria. As always I am very particular about the comfort of my guests, so will go all out to ensure that the room is neat, the ambience is smelling nice and conductive there is water and drinks available, a few magazines and ample wardrobe space for convenience. The bathroom will have soap, toothpaste and all other required toiletries regardless of whether they brought their own or not. Invariably I like to play the perfect host, I then expect that my guest in return will be gracious guests, it is not mandatory but courteous.

On an occasion such as this in our national life when unprecedented events occur daily, it requires two words of wisdom from down the ages to assist us in understanding the position in which we find ourselve

The work to rule action employed by the Senate in its dealings with the presidency is the latest in the on-again-off-again love affair between the two branches of the Federal Government.

As for the rest of us, we need to stop laughing at ourselves believing we are laughing at the jokers in politics

The lessons of Edison and the evolving Fourth Industrial Revolution which is characterized by the digital technology is that Nigeria must break out from stereotypes