Omoya Yinka Simult

Eheheh! My people, when they say Law is an ass, I usually agree that such an assertion is humorously true, being that I’ve severally had cause to read or witness occurrences attesting to its veracity. Forgive me, but I can’t deny that I keep poking my nose into fields that do not directly concern me […]

Fellow Nigerians, for some months now, the issue of the 2015 presidential election has become the cynosure of all eyes. Hence, it is not a shocker that it has consistently made the headlines in every of our national newspapers. Wherever two or more people are now gathered in the name of Nigeria, know that, right […]

Against all pleadings and caution, I have set out to make this writing. The first time I informed a friend, who happens to be a veteran in the art of advanced doublespeaking too, that I would be writing on this topic, he contradicted the idea strongly and made all possible efforts to dissuade me. His […]

FOREWORD This was a speech I delivered in January during the inauguration of an NGO named Youth Renewal Foundation (YOREFOUND), an NGO whose primary objective is making the best of every Nigerian youth. Fortuitously, I found the hard copy while rummaging about in my room recently. I am afraid I may have a stubborn boil […]

George Orwell said, “The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.” The problem with Nigeria is not always her innumerable challenges, rather it is the unwillingness of the citizens and leaders to learn from the past and apply its countless experiences in surmounting whatever mountains […]