A couple of weeks back, news broke of a “zombie virus” that has been revived after spending 48,500 years frozen in permafrost. Some people quickly thought it to be a virus that turns one into a zombie when contracted, like in the movies.

When I look at Nigeria, from North to South, West to East, the happenings and events are one and all. Armed robbery, bandits, terrorism, kidnapping, secession agitations, the rise of unknown gunmen, and ritual killings. …

Lessons from The Richest Man in Babylon #2 Enticing “GOOD LUCK” If there is a phrase that should be termed celebrity or influencer, just as we have humans referred to as such, then it should be Good luck. Often, perhaps on daily basis, we hear the words luck and/or good luck. The wish…

Lessons from The Richest Man in Babylon #1 Everything Rises and Falls on Leadership I recently just read the book titled The Richest Man in Babylon and one of the revelations was that all through the ages, the reputation of Babylon was that of the richest city with fabulous treasures. …

It was a wet Thursday morning in January, 2019. I had barely settled into office when my co-worker screamed my name to tell me the video she had just seen on one of her contact’s WhatsApp status — A young girl, of about 8 years, sucking the penis of a…

Often times when we have an unsuccessful communication/negotiation we wonder what went wrong during the communication process. We ask ‘what had gone wrong’? Where did we miss it? Sometimes we blame the one we are communicating with, but in reality the one responsible for that ineffective or unsuccessful communication is…

Yellow Fever Outbreak — Key Facts, Care and Prevention Yellow fever, an endemic viral disease in tropical areas of Africa, and Central and South America is an acute viral haemorrhagic disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes. The “yellow” in the name refers to the jaundice that affects some patients. Identifiable with…

Rapid Increase in Tuberculosis Incidence in Nigeria — A Cause for Concern Tuberculosis remains one of the top ten (10) causes of death worldwide. According to the World Health Organisation, WHO, in 2017, 10 million people fell ill with tuberculosis, and estimated 1.6 million died from the disease. …

For centuries, the practice of hand washing and the belief that it prevents spread of infection was trivialized and ignored. This was simply because the man blessed with the foresight could not properly prove the theory. …