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The creeping in my mind
Life,air, water, fire, the seas, mankind, nature, emotions, and so much more............... of what essence?
Wednesday, 28 October 2026
Remote Work
Wednesday, 31 December 2025
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| Presidents Trump and Al Sharaa |
"Man is a political animal" - Aristotle. Considering current circumstances whence the Americans had to intervene militarily to defeat terrorism in Nigeria which by itself is a good thing because no innocent blood deserves to be spilled unjustly. However before we shout Uhuru. A lot of Christians are murdered through gun violence in America annually. In fact 46,728 people died as a result of gun violence in the US in 2023(CDC, US). (This was the last data release pending the availability of recent). We can safely assume that a vast majority were Christians, America being the largest Christian nation on earth whence a simple ban on individual gun ownership would reduce this dreadful statistics. Cuba has been on American economic blockade leading to deaths and shortage of medical supplies etc for more than six (6) decades simply because it's governance is communist/socialist, it's 60% christian by population so also Venezuela which leans towards Bolivarian-Socialism and with the world's largest proven crude oil reserves of over 300billion barrels as coined from aljazeera.com is over 90% Christian population yet it moans under severe American sanctions, blockade and threats of war. A war which is already in swing.
Lest we forget, the Present president of Syria Ahmad Al Sharaa was once the most wanted man in America as early as 2013 for being the leader of Al- Qaeda in Syria with a $10m bounty on his head. Fast forward November 10th 2025, he enjoyed a red carpet reception by President Trump; what changed?
According to popular data, one of such tomahawk missile used by the US to strike the terrorists in Sokoto State goes for $1.2m or more. The question to ask is; is America altruistic or just a blatant quest to dominate and control resources with the great power rivalry currently unfolding in our eyes between America, China and Russia. Only time will answer this question. There is no gainsaying the fact that the regions where Boko Haram, ISWAP, Lakurawa and other inclined terrorists operate are resource rich let alone the entire Nigerian state.
So it's about resource not about defending or protecting anyone. A Swahili proverb says “Historia ni mwalimu wa maisha.”meaning “History is the teacher of life.”
God bless Nigeria. May Nigeria succeed, May terrorism be defeated.
#EndTerrorism #NigeriaSecurity #BokoHaram #ISWAP #PeaceForNigeria #StopViolence #DefeatTerrorism #NigeriaStrong #NoMoreBloodshed #HistoriaNiMwalimuWaMaisha
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"Abdul-Jabbar Zia Usman"
Thursday, 13 April 2023
THE 2023 BAT ERA
The truth is that there is a perplexing parallel between Buharists of 2015 and Obidients of 2023. The difference is that Buharists of 2015 had Tinubu. A calm and organized strategist while Obidients had no such individual. Peter Obi should rather maintain a level head and tranquil mien whilst building alliances across Nigeria and try again in four years time. As all the warning signs were there. Social media, though a very potent factor in determining electoral outcomes in Nigeria in terms of mobilization and the abode of the "generation z" the major Peter Obi's support base is not the most important. The most vital voters are still in the rural areas our villages and hamlets.
While the gen z were having a swell time controlling the social media space, using online violence, threats and abuses to quell any dissenting voices, the strategist himself "the jagaban" an heir of the Awolowo political dynasty was busy rallying, forging alliances wrought in steel, extending hands of friendship across the various regions of Nigeria and building a national platform to swerve votes.
According to falz, this is Nigeria! This is indeed Nigeria. Despite our politics of ethnic alas religious coloration, one single religion in Nigeria cannot singlehandedly decide our president same applied to only one tribe and other sentimental attachments in Nigeria's broad array of such variables. A truly wider alliance must yet be formed for any candidate seeking Nigeria's top job.
His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu(BAT) understood comprehensively this fact. As they say action speaks louder than words. The outgoing president Muhammad Buhari remained an ethnic champion in the previous three elections he contested in at least based on the outcomes. I.E. 2003, 2007 and 2011. Although he did form a commendable alliance with the late Oyi of Oyi, Dr. Chuba Okadigbo before his death sequel to the 2003 elections but this was not enough to undress his regional clothing. In 2015, What happened when Tinubu stretched the wings of support to him is now history in the annals of electoral contestation in Nigeria.
Quoting Tinubu's words "emilokan". Its my turn was not borne out of empty aggrandizement but out of years of planning and superior calculation. It's surely his turn. His developmental strides as the first governor of Nigeria's commercial nerve center, Lagos in the fourth republic, his enabling of men, prudent management of resources and application of intellect is what Nigeria needs now at this new dawn and opportunity. So more power to his elbow.
Sunday, 20 March 2022
Insomniac
Burning like wild fire




Wednesday, 9 February 2022
Mother Russia and the West(Contemporary summary)
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Friday, 3 April 2020
Other Side
Patience! It brings what is dim to light. An emotion so powerful, only the powerful can wield. An emotion so strong that manifesting this gives us control over all other emotions.
Patience is afar from foolishness. It gives an aura of unpredictability and strikes fear into a foe. When well exhibited, it brings to you more than you'd bargained.
For to see the other side, patience.
Thursday, 14 November 2019
The British Experiment called Nigeria.
- As a Nigerian in my own opinion, what's has been going on is: indeed after Independence, Nigeria did very well with the first set of nationalists who struggled for her Independence like Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Dr. Nmamdi Azikiwe, Sir Ahmad Bello, Chief Obafemi Awolowo et all. And other great Nigerians like Funmilayo Ransome Kuti mother of Fela Kuti. We started out with regional governments which was quite good and this brought about healthy competition among the various regions making up the country then. As well as a parliamentary system of government. However with the first coup orchestrated by Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu leading to the toppling of the civilian government and a perceived extermination of leaders from the Northern region like Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and other top military brass from the Northern part of the country and other parts as well but fewer in numbers. Ethnicity reared its ugly head. It should be noted from then on, Nigeria now lacked universality in actions for the general good of her people. This cannot be entirely blamed on the country because the British experiment called Nigeria was a muddled up one. Am not an advocate for the division of Nigeria like the late Ghaddaffi of blessed memory but it should be noted that Nigeria has over 500 ethnic groups who have been interacting with each other through trades, marriage etc before the British came along. Each group had its own basis of leadership and values. From the Islamic oriented North to Christian and African traditional religion in the East and South of the country. As well as animist tribes in the plateaus of the North. There was more of rules of engagement. But now in the 21st century I would say no need to roll back the clock but rather we must modify our own system of governance to suit our unique circumstance and not accept hook, line and sinker what the British bequeathed. Though, Nigeria is now practicing the presidential system of governance modelled after that of the USA with much concentration of power at the center. Which is worse than when we practiced the parliamentary system. In short, the traditional stool of authority should be elevated back to its glorious position in the Nigeria society just the way it was before the arrival of the British and the traditional ruler of each tribe should be like it's leader at the centre because most ethnic groups in Nigeria are loyal to their traditional leader and a center whittled of its power to enable us develop with our own system. So what's wrong with Nigeria since Independence? the British experiment.

