M.D. Tiamiyu finally got on the int’l stage and boy, did he perform
By: Yusuf Adua “I have dreamt of this moment for a long time. To trend. A day when my little galloway will […]
… where sa-tyres never go flat
… where sa-tyres never go flat
By: Yusuf Adua “I have dreamt of this moment for a long time. To trend. A day when my little galloway will […]
I arrived in London in the winter, no jacket, no money save 20 pounds. I was armed with the book 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene — it actually belonged to Adeola Akinremi. I reckoned, by the time I had practised at least 20 of the laws on the white people, I would be rich and famous. As I struggled inside the cold on my way to Woolwich, I was planning which law I would deploy on the editor of The London Telegraph newspaper. I must get a job with that paper and I would start the next day.
Nigerians tired of the ill-treatment from one, who is supposedly their mother but doesn’t act like it, elope. They abscond hoping to get haven from other mothers. They try Mrs United States, Mrs South Africa, Mrs Lybia etc. with the mindset that since their own mother was so kind to foreigners, they too would be welcomed in open arms. How wrong they were.