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Many Africans, particularly Nigerians, are exhausted from the chaos and traumatic experiences surrounding the 2015 elections. We often emphasize the importance of voting and patriotism for national development. However, I question this approach. Being a good citizen may lead to deprivation and persecution, and you may gain nothing from it. Why suffer if not for a higher purpose? The real question is: What can we do individually to impact our environment? First, acknowledge the harsh truth: patriotism isn't always appreciated or rewarded. If you're not passionate about creating change, don't bother. Focus on influencing those around you: family, colleagues, juniors, and bosses. Showcase the joy of living with integrity and demonstrate your commitment to positive change. No guarantees, but this approach brings personal satisfaction. Consistency will eventually inspire others. When you witness one person's orientation adjust for good due to your influence, you'll feel ...

Let me open this blog on my birthday with a few predictions against next year, not as a prophet, but as a student of Political Science, Babcock University  Buhari is going to win this election, but it won't lead to significant development. Goodluck is no saint either, but a major mistake Nigeria would make is giving unchecked power to the APC. The PDP has been thoroughly challenged and would be ousted due to facing a strong opposition. If both Lagos, the nation's economic hub, and the federal government fall under APC control, who will provide the necessary checks and balances? Buhari's first regime has often been credited with progress, but this recognition is misplaced. It was his Vice, Idiagbon, who deserves the credit. If Buhari was truly a formidable force, why was it Idiagbon, and not Buhari, who was assassinated? All Buhari did was promote his fanaticism, and he may do so again. The Muslims are divided between those who partake in, and justify the attack of Christian...