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Personal views on society, culture, politics, policy, church, religion and people

The books I read in 2025

The books I read in 2025

My first day in FEDACAD

My friends and family often say I have a photographic memory. They may be right. Twenty-five years ago I walked through the gates of Federal Government Academy Suleja, in far away Niger state, Northern Nigeria (FEDACAD for short) for my secondary education and I...

The books I read in 2024

Here is a list of the books I read in 2024. This stirring book discusses the 'other side' of doctors, the human side, that their patients and others seem to neglect. It gives real life, heart-rending examples of the struggles doctors face while providing care for...
The untapped potentials of Nollywood

The untapped potentials of Nollywood

The strongest representation of life is through art, especially audio-visual art (motion picture). A popular proverb says when a lie is told repeatedly, it becomes the truth. When you hear or see the same story everyday, it becomes the new normal (think of how we now...

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Common errors international applicants make

Common errors international applicants make

Recently I have assisted some applicants review their applications to universities or employers overseas and I find many of them grossly incomplete and nonchalantly prepared. From a mile away, you can easily sift those who read the job description or admission...

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The omniscience of God: how absolute is it?

The omniscience of God: how absolute is it?

A few days ago I had one of those conversations on religion and humanity (one I love to have), and I stumbled upon this question yet again: Does God know absolutely everything before they happen? Unfortunately I still do not have a clear answer to this question hence...

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