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I want to know which way Nigeria is heading to.  Almost thirty-eight years after, the questions asked by Sunny Okosun in that song are still relevant. His questions then were in response to rising inflation, inefficiency at individual and national levels, insecurity, indiscipline, corruption, and national geopolitical tension. He argued that government alone should not be blamed for Nigeria's woes as all Nigerians have to share in the blame. As we enter the year 2021, the question is still “which way Nigeria ooooo?” This year Nigeria is supposed to be celebrating her 61st independence an...

Here's Why Bill Gates' Kids Won’t Inherit Much Of His Multibillion-Dollar Fortune KEY POINTS He will give his children $10 million each as an inheritance He and his wife Melinda Gates created The Giving Pledge with Warren Buffet Bill Gates is worth billions but only a small part of his massive wealth will go to his children.  While Gates will still leave around $10 million to each of his three children, son Rory and daughters Jennifer and Phoebe, when he passes away, it would only represent a small percentage of his $113 billion wealth, Insider reported. The rest of his fortune will...

2021: Which Way Nigeria?, By Dakuku Peterside 6 min read Legendary Highlife and Afrobeat musician, Sonny Okosun, in February 1983, sang a prophetic song with the above title. In the music, the Ozzidi master asked: Which way Nigeria? I want to know which way Nigeria is heading to. Almost thirty-eight years after, the questions asked by Sonny Okosun in that song are still relevant. His questions then were in response to rising inflation, inefficiency at the individual and national levels, insecurity, indiscipline, corruption, and national geopolitical tension. He argued that gov...

Pictured: Microsoft Founder and vaccine mogul Bill Gates (2020) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Some chiseler altered Bill Gates’ June 2020 TED Talk to edit out his revealing prediction that we will all soon need digital vaccine passports (slide 1). But after considerable effort, we tracked down the original video (slide 2).  Gates’ minions on cable and network news, his public broadcasting, social media and fact-checker toadies all now insist that Gates never said such things. They say he never intended to track and trace us with subdermal chips or injected tattoos. They dismiss such talk as “c...