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By Hakeem BabalolaNigerian Affairs
In protest against the re-run governorship election in Ekiti, a group of women clad in white expressed their dissent with their breasts exposed. They walked round Ado-Ekiti breasting the storm - of election rigging. According to reports, only the elderly women allowed the public to see the two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs. The youths among them protested with their clothes on. Perhaps they are not as naive as the elderly. They probably know the game better than their elders, and so it was unnecessary for them to entertain the on-lookers with their boobs (no pun intended). Thank God the younger women did not emulate their elders in this regard otherwise such nude amusement would have caused confusion more than Iwu's INEC. read more
By Hakeem BabalolaNigerian Affairs
The title is an assignment being researched by the students of Kaduna Polytechnic HND1 (Higher National Diploma) Mass Communication Department. The curious students had sent "mails of this nature to national commentators" like me to respond. The question being asked by these student communicators is as interesting as is timely. It is a question I believe should be on our lips - every minute if possible read more
By Juliana Francis
Capitalism is destroying homes and relationships. Everything now is about money and survival. The Nigerian economy is in shambles. We were in the midst of... this shamble, when that horrible monster, global meltdown, struck. Before now in our society, couples in relationships have to work, to make ends meet. Gone are the days when men, especially the Igbo, demanded that their partners be full-time housewives. These days, every man vigorously searches for an educated wife or one with an acquired skill. Men are clearly sick and tired of liability women. Babes, who stay at home, do the laundry, cook, tend to the kids, eat and grow fat! Ugg! read more
By Hakeem Babalola
