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Nigeria: Who Is to Blame?

 Nigeria: Who Is to Blame?  For over 60 years, Nigeria’s problems have always largely been attributed to corruption. But most of our people don’t understand that corruption is actually obviously the foundation of capitalism. For one to have a capitalist society, you have to have a mechanism that takes resources that belong to everybody—I mean resources that belong to the public. And you also need to privatize those resources and give them to the few for them to then enslave everybody’s else labor to make money in the capitalist system. And that’s why I sometimes opine that it was after 1914 that the capitalist system became so manifested in Nigeria that we began to have writings on the context, with the amalgamation of the two separate entities; the protectorates of northern Nigeria and southern Nigeria. However, some believe that the extent action of capitalism was done during the top days of Royal Niger Company, believing that George Goldie was the most proponent of the syst...

Do not Write a Corpulent Piece

 Do not Write a Corpulent Piece  Research has shown that the most impactful writing is the one bereft of corpulence. It’s unfortunate to know for your writing to be appreciated (in this case, loved and enjoyed), you must ensure that it does not exceed 1000 words.  Most of our students do not read, except for those who have been blessed with the endurance, consistency and patience to read. To stay on top in your business place, read everyday. For you to be promoted in your office, read everyday.  If you are a politician, you will have an unmatched advantage over your opponents if you read. Of all the people who have occupied  positions of authority, you will discover that they are voracious readers.  Read to salvage yourself. Read to rescue your family. Read to protect your people. Read to uplift your country in the eyes of the watching world. Read to change the world. The world needs readers, and try to be part.  To our writers, do not write a corpulen...

Honesty Has Been So Diminished in Value

 Honesty Has Been So Diminished in Value The extent to which an average Nigerian has become in dishonesty makes us celebrate a few among us, who have demonstrated a sense of honesty in their own lives. Auwal’s name has been on  social media outlets celebrating, awarding, gifting him and whatever, because he saw the money that didn’t belong to him and returned it to its rightful owner.  Indeed, the sense of honesty shown by Auwal is a source of great encouragement and inspiration for all. But the fact that it has also exposed the true attitude of an average Nigerian is also evident—dishonest in all our dealings. Because many people consider Auwal a person rare to find.  This is not what Nigeria or Nigerians used to be. It’s common to find a thousand of Auwals in China, for example. They are not awarded or  celebrated. They are only thanked mostly by the rightful owners.  Conclusively, the point must worthy of note is that it’s your responsibility and mine to...

Why I Talk About the Jews

 They said ‘I talk to much about Jews. And I’m not afraid to be muzzled?’ I said I don’t have much to lose. I’m a small fish. But the facts need to be said because they are already written in books that are written by people who are much more powerful than even the president of my country, let alone me—powerful people like Noam Chomsky and Henry Ford. These things we say about them (the Jews) are facts. The Jews’ capital has always been able to control nations. They always want you to believe that they make money from their geniusness. No. They exploit. They murder.  They were the ones who facilitated the trans-atlantic slave trade, which sought to eliminate black race from the face of the earth. Colonialism was made possible by them. They control the countries that control world’s resources.

Why Do I Read History?

 Why Do I Read History?  “History is a memorandum for life”—anonymous As a strategist, you always say research is the most important thing for you to create a strategy. So, creating the strategy, positioning and everything else is only 20%, your research forms about 80%. And people don’t understand that research is history. And an average African hates history. We are taking it out of the curriculum. But it’s actually 80% of the strategy.  For one to be innovative, he needs to be a strategist. And this is what we are losing out. We need not to. If I have been able to make innovative works, it’s the result of reading history.

The Redemption of our Education System

The redemption of Nigeria’s education system in particular and Africa’s in general is my biggest project—indeed a lifetime project.  I have got other projects which I talk about, like the history of our economy, tech ( so that we become part of the tech ecosystem ), and foreign affair issues.

Unlocking the Future

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 Unlocking the Future: Navigating the World of Blockchain Technology with Me, Sir Muaz Ahmad Introduction: Greetings, readers! Today, we embark on an exciting journey into the world of blockchain technology, guided by the insights and expertise of none other than Sir Muaz Ahmad. As a visionary in the realm of emerging technologies, Sir Muaz takes us on a captivating exploration of the transformative power of blockchain and its profound impact on various industries. 1. Demystifying Blockchain Technology:    - Sir Muaz Ahmad breaks down the complex concept of blockchain, offering a clear understanding of its decentralized nature and the distributed ledger that underpins its functionality.    - Explore how blockchain ensures transparency, security, and immutability, revolutionizing traditional processes across sectors. 2. Revolutionizing Finance with Cryptocurrencies:    - Dive into the revolutionary world of cryptocurrencies, with Sir Muaz shedding light...