In my view, when adults or elders sit back and watch evil thrive because of an embarrassing conceited desire to protect personal, tribal or religious interests, then there is a big question of honour and integrity. The crisis rocking the…
Author Archive for Jenny
CANUK: The Central Association of Nigerians in the UK.
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Can a group Pa Christopher Kolade set up to unite us and solidly reinforced by Dr Taffida end up dividing us? Canuk has been in the news since October 2015 when at a meeting of community leaders at the Nigerian…
Unjust justice inspired by tribalism or mistake?
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I have thoroughly reviewed and compared the charges against Dasuki and others to the charges against Olisa Metuh together with the bail conditions thereon. For ease of reference, Dasuki is suspected of and charged with laundering about N11b and criminal…
Holy Sex
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Is religion still our moral compass for societal values or a coven of sexually depraved hypocrites?Put differently; is sex under the cover of religion acceptable? Are many men and women morally and sexually depraved by nature but religion is inadvertently offering…
The rebirth of fascism in Europe thanks to the silence of some leaders of Islam
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The Le Pen family in France have always been very clear about their stand on fascism and I respect them for being honest and open about their beliefs. You are always better off knowing where you stand with people. What…
The difference between the power of love and the power or love of money and power
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He is totally heart broken and grieving in silence but…who is the widower? He was a young catholic seminarian. She was the neglected wife of a powerful politician who made every other woman but his wife happy. She had money…
Nigeria moving towards 2019: to be or not to be??
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“Although many people may not agree with me, I think that the way forward is to quit the acrimony instigated by our greedy, crooked, corrupt, selfish and totally mischievous leading class and organise against them full square”. Nigerians have…
Managing Risk: investment protection and arbitration in West Africa.
by Jenny •
I attended a seminar on the above topic on Thursday. On the panel was a very intelligent Nigerian lawyer who practices from a top Lagos firm. He spoke about our local content law which I found quite interesting. It gives…
Ministerial list: A big slap on the faces of Nigerian women.
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As usual, those who should speak are silent and the marginalisation continues. Although many Nigerians question the competence and integrity of the nominees and I totally see their points, I have insufficient information to agree with those raising these concerns…
The “travails of Deziani Alison Madueke” another woman’s perspective.
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“I recall a governor once saying that the position of Secretary of state for the state government is not a position for women. His excuse was that sometimes the meetings last until midnight. I thought what a gaffe? They must…
